- 3 June, 2026
Ireland edges South Africa in Rugby World Cup clash of titans
In a low-scoring but ferociously gripping match, both sides scored a try but Ireland slotted all of its goalkicks while
Demonstrators protest “injustice” outside the UN New York complex
With the launch of the debate at the 78th session of the UN general assembly on Sep. 19, demonstrators of
UNGA: Ethiopia calls for “renewed global solidarity”
Do we have the necessary political will to choose global partnership over geopolitical competition [and] are we prepared to work
Ghana: 3-day protests over cost of living crisis, leaders’ “moral decay” end
The #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest in Accra, Ghana, captured attention as citizens rally for political change and economic reform. From Sep 21
Libya: eastern authorities announce reconstruction conference in Derna
Libya’s flood-devastated port city of Derna will host an international conference on Oct. 10 to aid reconstruction efforts, authorities in
Mozambique-U.S. seek to deepen defence, security ties
Mozambique’s President was welcomed Friday (Sep. 22) by the U.S. Secretary of Defense to discuss the nations’ bilateral defence ties
Niger: letters of credence, a bone of contention between the junta, Bazoum’s govt and the UN
UN chief Antonio Guterres “went astray in the exercise of his mission by obstructing Niger’s full participation in the 78th
Libya: foundations of UNESCO-listed site of Cyrene inundated after deadly floods
The immediate damage to the monuments of Cyrene (Shahhat), which include the 2nd century AD Temple of Zeus, bigger than
World Rhino day
Conservationists battling to save the northern white rhino from extinction are getting closer to being able to attempt IVF after
Independence day: Mali’s junta cancels the festivities
Mali’s ruling junta has cancelled the festivities planned to mark the anniversary of independence and is considering mobilising reservists in