Somalia’s Hunger Crisis Deepens As WFP Warns Of Aid Blackout By July

The United Nations World Food Programme has sounded the alarm over a worsening hunger emergency in Somalia, warning that without an urgent injection of funds, it could be compelled to suspend all humanitarian operations in the country as early as July.

Third British National Suspected Of Hantavirus Amid Cruise Ship Outbreak‎

Woman Gives Birth To Quadruplets After Doctors Initially Told Her She Was Having Triplets

Media Pioneer Ted Turner Passes Away At 87

Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications

Rihanna has reached another major career milestone, becoming the first woman in history to surpass 200 million RIAA-certified singles units, according to recent reporting and data from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

Reed Hastings Steps Down As Chairman Of Netflix After Nearly 30 Years

Nigerian With ‘Natural Explosiveness’ Aiming For NFL Spot

Offset Hospitalized After Shooting Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino‎

China Tightens Grip On Africa’s Battery Metals With $210m Ghana Lithium Deal

A $210-million Chinese takeover bid for a Ghanaian lithium developer has thrown into sharp relief Beijing’s relentless drive to dominate the raw materials powering the global clean energy transition.

Ghana Secures U.S. Debt Relief As Washington Ties Relief To Repayment Discipline

SADC, Russia Chart Path To Deeper Military Ties As Cooperation Pacts Extended To 2028

Sahel Return, Citizen Safety And Accountability Put ECOWAS Parliament To The Test