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The Bolivian village of Tipuani faces severe flooding due to climate change and mining practices, affecting hundreds of homes. Destructive gold mining exacerbates environmental degradation, while residents struggle to maintain …
Climate Change and Gold Mining: A Crisis in Tipuani, Bolivia Read More
Eramet’s mining operations in Senegal are causing severe environmental degradation and displacement among local farmers, raising concerns about sustainable practices and lack of adequate compensation. Community leaders are calling for …
Impact of Mining Dredger on Senegal’s Coastal Agriculture and Communities Read More
Argentina’s Congress has approved President Javier Milei’s request for a new IMF loan to support the central bank and cover debt payments. The vote, with 129 in favor and 108 …
Argentina’s Milei Secures Congressional Approval for New IMF Loan Read More
Argentina’s Congress has granted President Milei approval for a new IMF loan to enhance foreign reserves and manage existing debt, amidst protests against austerity measures. The specific loan amount remains …
Argentina’s Congress Approves New IMF Loan for Economic Stability Read More
On March 19, 2025, President Gustavo Petro led a march in Colombia, gathering thousands to advocate for health and labor reforms. As the first leftist president, he faces challenges in …
Thousands March in Support of Colombia’s President and Reforms Read More
Mozambique is grappling with three cyclones in three months, raising concerns over the increasing frequency of such disasters in the impoverished region. Aid organizations are struggling to respond to the …
Cyclone Cluster in Mozambique Raises Concerns Over Frequency and Preparedness Read More
Mozambique faces unprecedented cyclonic activity, with three cyclones impacting the region in three months, leading to significant loss of homes and lives. Experts highlight the strain on resources due to …
Mozambique Cyclone Cluster Raises Concerns About Increasing Frequency of Storms Read More
Ecuador’s Petroecuador declares a ‘force majeure’ due to an oil spill from a ruptured pipeline, suspending Oriente crude exports. Approximately 500,000 people are affected, particularly in drinking water supply. An …
Ecuador Declares ‘Force Majeure’ Amidst Oil Spill Crisis and Export Cuts Read More
Renamo dissidents are demanding Ossufo Momade’s resignation amid protests regarding the party’s poor electoral performance. Former guerrilla fighters criticize his leadership and seek a change for more competent governance within …
Demands for Renamo Leader Ossufo Momade’s Resignation Escalate Amid Protests Read More
Sudanese authorities recovered 11 bodies from a well in Khartoum, believed to be victims of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The military recently reclaimed control of the area following the …
Tragic Discovery: Bodies Found in Khartoum Well Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More