An arctic blast gripped much of the United States on Saturday leaving nearly 2 million without power, at least 14 dead from weather-related car crashes… Read More »U.S. Deep Freeze Leaves Nearly 2 million Without Power, Thousands Of Flights Canceled
At a meeting with the leaders of the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) in Latvia Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urgently requested more military and defense… Read More »Zelenskyy Requests More Military Aid After Latest Russian Attacks
African leaders came to this year’s summit emboldened, with a keen awareness of the cards that they hold. And U.S. President Joe Biden’s opening speech… Read More »Deals, The Defenders And A Drive For Equality Can Sum Up The US-Africa Leaders Summit
In October, Zimbabwe became the first African country to approve the use of the injectable HIV prevention drug called cabotegravir. A 32-year-old Zimbabwean woman, who… Read More »Zimbabwe Scores Another First Against HIV In Africa
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday that Ukraine, now fighting off Russia’s invasion, would one day join the Western military alliance in direct defiance of… Read More »Ukraine Will One Day Join Western Military Alliance – NATO
Russia launched new airstrikes Wednesday against Ukraine’s already-battered power grid, with Moscow’s forces apparently intent on inflicting anguish on Ukrainians at the onset of winter.… Read More »Russia Pounds Ukrainian Power Grid With New Airstrikes
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa used his State of the Nation Address to call for political tolerance among politicians ahead of the 2023 elections. Mnangagwa delivered… Read More »Zim President Mnangagwa Calls For Political Tolerance
Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, reaffirmed the foundation’s long-term commitment to Africa and to working directly with countries to support… Read More »Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Reaffirms Commitment to African Countries
Ukrainian and Turkish officials said Thursday an agreement allowing for the export of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea will continue for another four months… Read More »Ukrainian Grain Export Deal Extended Four Months
U.S., Polish and NATO officials all agreed Wednesday that an explosion in eastern Poland that killed two people was likely caused by a Ukrainian air… Read More »Ukrainian Air Defense Missile Likely Caused Explosion in Poland