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In a tragic incident early this morning, an Israeli airstrike has resulted in the death of ten members of the same family, including seven children, in the southern city of Khan Younis, according to reports from Gaza's civil defense agency. Mahmud Bassal, a spokesperson for the agency, shared the devastating news, stating, "Ten individuals, among them seven children, were received at the hospital as martyrs following an Israeli airstrike that targeted the al-Farra family home in central Khan Younis," in an interview with…

Mogadishu (AX) – Can you imagine the palpable relief felt when an impending disaster is averted? Such relief was witnessed in Somalia, between the years 2021 and 2024, thanks to the resolute and scaled-up efforts of United Nations humanitarian agencies and their partners. Despite facing daunting operational hurdles, their combined endeavors succeeded in staving off what could have been a catastrophic famine. This critical information was revealed in a recent independent evaluation that beckons us to ponder: what does it…

Compliance and Taxation: A Clear Path Forward Let's step into the world of compliance for a moment—a landscape where rules and regulations govern our actions, ensuring the stability and fairness of corporate ventures. The recent report, diligently compiled, throws light on the path Segilola Resources Operations Limited (SROL) has been traversing. It reassures us of one thing: SROL has stoically adhered to its legal and regulatory obligations—a fact we held firm from the very beginning. The numerous…

When we gaze upon the shifting geopolitical landscape of Africa, the operations of the Wagner Group come into sharp focus. It has made significant inroads into several African nations—a move hailed by some as a step towards progress, while others remain wary, scrutinizing intentions that seem to intertwine with commercial interests. Could it be more about lucrative business prospects than a selfless act of assistance? This perspective invites deep reflection, especially as nations grapple with the…

The State of Ghanaian Consumers: A Call for Empowerment and Awareness In today's bustling marketplace, armed with technology and information transmitted at lightning speed, one presumes the modern consumer should be more informed than ever. Yet, a comprehensive report titled "The State of Ghanaian Consumers" reveals a disheartening reality. Conducted across the ten regions of Ghana, this survey engaged 1,795 individuals, uncovering shocking levels of consumer unawareness and a pervasive mistrust in systems…

A fighter jet takes to the skies, aimed at an undisclosed mission against Yemen's Houthi rebels, captured in a still from a video handout released on March 18, 2025. This visual, courtesy of US CENTCOM via X/Handout through REUTERS, is just a fragment of a larger, more complex story. Purchase Licensing Rights In a nocturnal display of military might, the United States launched a series of airstrikes targeting several locations in Yemen. Among these locations were Saada province, reputed to be a long-standing sanctuary for…

Recent Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have tragically resulted in the deaths of at least 330 individuals, according to Palestinian health authorities. This surge in violence marks the end of a weeks-long stalemate over a ceasefire that had temporarily halted hostilities since mid-January. The Palestinian militant group Hamas has issued a statement accusing Israel of violating the ceasefire agreement. According to reports, strikes occurred in various locations, including northern Gaza, Gaza City, and the cities of Deir al-Balah,…

Imagine facing hardships so dire that you decide to embark on a perilous journey across unpredictable waters for the mere hope of a better life. For countless migrants, mostly hailing from Ethiopia and other parts of East Africa, this daunting trek across the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden towards Yemen isn’t just a last resort—it’s their only hope.Yet again, tragedy struck last Thursday when four boats carrying these hopeful souls capsized in the waters off Yemen and Djibouti. According to the United Nations migration agency,…

A recent UN report has shed light on the alarming situation faced by Muslim communities and Sudanese refugees in the Southeast Central African Republic (CAR). Commissioned by the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR) in conjunction with the UN peacekeeping mission, MINUSCA, this comprehensive inquiry has surfaced harrowing evidence of egregious human rights violations committed by various armed groups. The findings paint a grim picture: summary executions, acts of sexual violence, instances of torture, and treatment that can only…

Stellenbosch University’s Tataokhona project recently unveiled a compelling report entitled, "The State of South Africa's Fathers 2024," which delves into the evolving dynamics of fatherhood within the family structure. As we navigate an era marked by rapid social, economic, and cultural shifts, understanding the role of fathers has never been more crucial. One striking finding reveals that while 76% of children reside with an adult male, only 35% live with their biological father—a marked decline from 45.3% in 1996. What…