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Rare Rainfall Descends Upon Sahara, First Floods in Desert in Half a Century

For the first time in 50 years, the Sahara Desert experienced a substantial amount of rainfall throughout September, with blue lagoons flooding parts of the desert’s most arid regions. The Moroccan government reported that two days of rainfall in September surpassed the yearly average in several regions that typically receive

US Plans to Designate Kenya as Major Non-NATO Ally

Moroccan Charm: A Timeless Journey Through Marrakech’s Ancient Medinas

Civil War in Sudan Enters 2nd Year: 15,000 Dead, 8 Million Displaced

Dar Dada: Exploring Culinary Delights in Casablanca, Morocco

Published with permission from LuxuryWeb.com In the vibrant city of Casablanca, Morocco, memories of a visit to the famed Dar Dada are always vivid. Nestled in the heart of the

Magical Enchantment: A Mesmerizing Journey Through Marrakesh

Published with permission from LuxuryWeb.com Morocco, a jewel nestled between the Mediterranean to the north and the Atlantic to the west, stands at the northern gateway of Africa, nearly brushing

Zimbabwe Sojourn: A Journey Through the Dark Continent

CCP Hackers Compromised Kenyan Government In 2019 as Belt and Road Debts Soured

The CCP hacked Kenya after BRI loans went sour

IMF Warns Zimbabwe Over Gold-backed Digital Currency

The IMF warned Zimbabwe over the deployment of a gold-backed digital currency.

WHO Raises Concerns of ‘Biological Hazard’ After Sudan Biolab Captured in Fighting Between Government and Rebels

A biolab in Sudan was captured during the conflict in Sudan. The WHO says it's dangerous.

Marburg Springs Up in Africa One Week After NIAID Vaccine Touts Phase 1 Trial Results

An NIAID-created Marburg Virus vaccine was hyped in The Lancet just weeks before the Marburg Virus outbreak in West Africa began.

France to Withdraw Forces From Burkina Faso; Junta Supporters Celebrate

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In March, a woman showed off her Green Pass vaccine passport to promote vaccine acceptance to the public upon arrival at Bloomfield Stadium in Tel Aviv. On Aug. 29, the Israeli government announced Green Pass status will expire six months after the last injection, ushering in an era of mandatory acceptance of cyclical boosters of the mRNA and adenovirus vector gene-therapy-based COVID-19 vaccines.

Israel Vaccine Passport Now Expires After Six Months, Boosters Required

Israel’s vaccine passport QR-code system, Green Pass, will now expire six months after the second injection...

Skeleton Coast of Namibia: an African Treasure

Many people associate the Skeleton Coast with golden orange desert dunes tumbling into the sea. While...

For its BRI, Communist China is funding the building of many transportation projects in Africa with exploitative terms.

Nigeria Moving Away From China for Railway Project Loans

The Nigerian government is reportedly in talks with non-Chinese sources to fund its future railway projects...

At least two WHO doctors have allegedly sexually abused Congolese women. Pictured are displaced women gathering for a discussion on recent kidnappings and sexual assaults committed by armed men around the internally displaced persons camp of Bijombo, South Kivu Province, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, on October 9, 2020.

WHO Doctors Accused of Sex Abuse Scandals and Coverups

The World Health Organization (WHO) has been accused of mishandling sex abuse allegations against its...

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