Oxfam says close to $41 billion in World Bank climate finance unaccounted for
Oxfam reported in a new publication on Wednesday that nearly 41 billion U.S. dollars in World Bank climate finance—approximately 40
Israeli army says attacked Hezbollah’s main headquarters in southern suburbs of Beirut
Israel Defense Forces Spokesman Daniel Hagari said Friday that the army has attacked the main headquarters of Hezbollah, located under
WHO prequalifies world’s first vaccine against mpox
The World Health Organization, (WHO) has for the first time, prequalified a mpox vaccine, potentially boosting the fight against the
Africans shine on day 4 of the World Athletics U20 championships
Young African athletes produced stellar performances on Friday to grab crucial wins at the ongoing World Athletics U20 Championships in
First medals up for grabs as action begins at Paris Paralympics
Medals are up for grabs in track cycling, swimming, table tennis, and taekwondo when the action begins on Thursday at
South Africa’s Tatjana Smith wins 100m breaststroke gold
Tatjana Smith took South Africa’s first gold of the Paris Olympics on Monday and added the 100-meter breaststroke title to
Historic ceremony on River Seine opens 2024 Paris Summer Olympics
After a century-long wait, Paris welcomed back the Summer Olympics with a rainy but historic Opening Ceremony on the River
Paris 2024: All the interesting facts
The official opening ceremony of the 33rd Olympic Games is scheduled for July 26, although football and rugby events will
Tunisia’s Jabeur to skip Paris Olympics
Tunisia’s world number 10 Ons Jabeur said on Monday she will not compete at the Paris Olympics, citing concerns over
South Africa, Egypt Foreign Ministers head to Russia for BRICS meeting
South Africa’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Dr Naledi Pandor, and Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry departed