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On Sunday, July 19th, an American woman by the name of Stephanie Jackson-Scheme was released on bail after being accused of conspiring to murder her husband in the Bahamas. The incident occurred when Jackson-Scheme and her husband, Jerome Scheme, were traveling

Last week, Russia launched a cruise missile barrage on Ukraine in what appears to be the largest airstrike since the two countries began their conflict in 2014. According to reports, the attack was conducted by three Tu-22M3 bombers, two Su-25

In recent times, West Africa is facing one of the worst diphtheria outbreaks in its history. Diphtheria is a potentially fatal respiratory disease caused by the bacterium Corynebacterium diphtheriae. Symptoms include thick grey membranes in the nose and throat areas,

European leaders have descended upon Beijing with a list of concerns for the Lunar New Year meeting. While the invitation was accepted and certainly appreciated, the European Union is hoping to engage in meaningful dialogue on a range of topics,

Seventeen people werekilled and dozens injured following a huge explosion at a fuel storage tank in the Indian Ocean nation of Seychelles. The country has now declared a state of emergency as officials rush to contain the situation and provide

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recently reported that the past decade (2010-2019) was the hottest on record, confirming that the earth's temperatures continue to rise as a result of human-induced climate change. The WMO's statement came in a report, published on

The music industry is an ever-evolving landscape and the introduction of DJ legend Uncle Waffles is shaking up the old guard and inspiring a new generation of female DJs. From a little-known novice two years ago to a global superstar

Nigeria's President Calls for Investigation After 85 Civilians Killed in Drone Attack Nigeria's president Muhammadu Buhari has called for an investigation into a deadly drone attack that has left 85 civilians dead. The attack took place in a village near the

The United Kingdom’s Home Secretary, Priti Patel, is set to sign a new Asylum Treaty in Rwanda – signalling a bright and progressive future for asylum seekers in the region. The Treaty was facilitated by the Ugandan government in conjunction with

The global climate crisis continues to loom heavily over the world, and one of the most alarming effects of global warming is the rapid rise of sea levels. Cities that have previously hosted international climate summits are especially vulnerable to