s Amid rising food poisoning cases, Gauteng’s Department of Education suspends all food sales at schools to protect student health and ensure food safety.
Residents in Yemassee, South Carolina, are on alert as 43 rhesus monkeys escape a research facility. Authorities urge caution and report no health risks.
At least three people were killed and 66 injured in clashes with police during protests in Mozambique’s capital over alleged election fraud.
The US has canceled over $1 billion of Somalia’s debt, supporting economic reform efforts in the nation.
Nigerian court frees 119 protesters, including minors, after charges related to August anti-government protests are dropped by President Tinubu.
Mozambique restricts social media after calls for protests over contested election results, as opposition demands recount and transparency.
Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah settles case with UK government over her daughter Ella’s death, linked to air pollution, marking a major step in air quality accountability.
UN reports 1,200+ deaths in Haiti due to gang violence and vigilante actions from July to September 2024, with rising concerns over brutality and law enforcement.
Tragedy strikes as a boat carrying 13 Egyptian migrants capsizes off Libya’s coast, with only one survivor. Humanitarian and local authorities confirm the incident.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is set to face trial in the Netherlands following a Dutch court ruling that seven plaintiffs who claim to have experienced adverse effects from COVID-19 vaccines