- 3 June, 2026
US urges citizens to reconsider travel to Nigeria over security risks
The United States has urged its citizens to reconsider travel to Nigeria, citing risks of terrorism, civil unrest and kidnapping,
Poland: “Frog Patrol” saves thousands of amphibians during migration
Volunteers near Warsaw form a frog patrol each spring, helping thousands of frogs and toads cross a road safely and
Fears Middle East ceasefire at risk after Israeli strikes on Lebanon kill 182 people
Emergency workers in Beirut are searching for survivors after Israeli strikes on busy commercial and residential areas of the Lebanese
President of Madagascar declares state of emergency over fuel supply concerns
Madagascar has declared state of emergency over concerns about energy supplies to the Indian Ocean nation…Read More
Senegal protesters rally over cost of living and debt crisis
Workers, union members and opposition supporters took to the streets of Dakar on Wednesday to protest government action and Senegal’s
Berlin opens Süd Ost Galerie, a new open-air street art landmark
Germany has unveiled a new open‑air street art destination in Berlin, where the 450‑metre Süd Ost Galerie now stretches along
Mexico: Miner rescued alive after 14 days trapped underground
After 14 days trapped in a flooded gold and silver mine, a worker has been pulled out alive while two
Vermicomposting: The tiny worms transforming Kenyan farms
They are voracious eaters, and when added to waste and livestock dung will chomp through the contents, aerating the beds
Kenyan private sector slips back into contraction amid Middle East fallout
In Kenya, private sector activity contracted in March for the first time since August 2025. Companies are reporting lower output
Fake news roils Cameroon after controversial reintroduction of vice presidential post
Quickly discredited rumours circulated across Cameroon on Tuesday that the country’s leader, President Paul Biya, had appointed his son to