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Astral Foods, South Africa’s largest chicken producer, suffered over $1 million in losses from a cyberattack on March 16 that disrupted delivery and processing operations. The company confirmed the restoration …
Cyberattack Impacts South Africa’s Largest Chicken Producer, Astral Foods Read More
Marie Dunn’s upcoming book, “Don’t Wait,” scheduled for release on April 7, highlights the transformative impact of endurance sports and addresses themes of self-doubt and personal growth. Dunn shares her …
Marie Dunn Addresses Self-Doubt in New Book “Don’t Wait” Read More
Hon. Senator Isalean Phillip represented St. Kitts and Nevis at the CSW69 Ministerial Roundtable focused on gender equality. She highlighted the country’s progress in female leadership representation and addressed the …
Senator Isalean Phillip Advances Gender Equality at CSW69 Panel Read More
The London Marathon aims to break the record for the largest number of participants, expecting over 56,000 runners on April 27. This follows the New York City Marathon’s previous record …
London Marathon Set to Break Record for Largest Participation Read More
A report reveals that only 5% of deforesters in Brazil’s Amazon paid fines for illegal deforestation. Out of 3,500 lawsuits analyzed, offenders were ordered to pay 252 million reais, but …
Only 5% of Deforesters in Brazil’s Amazon Fulfill Court-Ordered Fines Read More
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and Columbia University graduate student, was arrested by ICE, prompting protests at the university. Khalil, who had previously led anti-Israel demonstrations, is facing deportation under …
Protests Erupt After Arrest of Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil at Columbia University Read More
Andrew Pearse, a former Credit Suisse banker, received a sentence of time served for his involvement in the $2 billion Mozambique ‘tuna bond’ fraud after providing key testimony in federal …
Former Credit Suisse Banker Avoids Further Jail Time in Mozambique Fraud Case Read More
On March 8, 2025, key news items include Apple acquiring local content certificates in Indonesia, Russia’s missile attacks on Ukraine following U.S. aid cuts, and injury reports from a South …
Top News Highlights: Apple’s Progress in Indonesia, Russia’s Military Aggression, and South Korea’s Fighter Jet Incident Read More
Diego de la Vega, a former illegal immigrant aide to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has self-deported to Colombia after working in Congress without legal status. He expressed mixed emotions about leaving …
Former Aide to AOC Self-Deports to Colombia, Raises Employment Questions Read More
The UN report details severe human rights violations during Sudan’s civil war, including arbitrary detentions, torture, and ill-treatment by the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces. It highlights …
UN Report Exposes Grave Human Rights Violations in Sudan’s Civil Conflict Read More