PLANO, TX – International conference speaker, philanthropist, and humanitarian, Dr. Shirley Clark, has joined forces with artist, Lacey “G Souldier” Turner and the JB Dondolo Organization founded by Lumbie Mlambo, to bring global attention to one of the most pressing crises of our time — access to clean water. As
The United States has suspended the processing of most visa applications for Zimbabwe until further notice. The decision, which took effect on August 7, was explained as being linked to concerns regarding the Zimbabwean government. However, officials emphasized that this is not a travel ban—visas already issued remain valid.
Explosions lit up the night sky as Israel began the opening phase of its long-anticipated push into Gaza City. Fearful of what’s to come, families in neighborhoods like Zeitoun and Sabra packed what little they could carry and moved north-west, trying to escape the fighting. Israeli forces have already
In this news video, a Zambian MP calls for respect of President Lungu’s burial wishes. Stay informed on the latest developments in Zambia. Zambian MP Calls for Respect of Lungu’s Burial Wishes source
Israel has officially approved a highly disputed settlement project in the West Bank, a move that critics say will cut off East Jerusalem from the rest of the territory and split the West Bank in two. The plan involves building 3,400 housing units in an area known as E1,
In today’s International News Update with Nonn Botha: • Israel–US Relations: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praises new US sanctions on ICC officials. • Pakistan Floods: Karachi, Pakistan’s largest city and financial hub, is hit by unprecedented monsoon floods, leaving at least 10 dead. • Diplomatic Moves: Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon
The United States has struck new agreements with Honduras and Uganda to take in migrants as part of its ongoing efforts to tighten immigration controls. Under the deal, Uganda will accept a number of African and Asian migrants who previously sought asylum at the US-Mexico border, provided they have
Families of hostages and their supporters are urging the Israeli government to secure a deal that would bring all captives home. Israel, however, is standing firm, insisting that all 50 hostages held in Gaza must be released, raising doubts about a new 60-day ceasefire proposal recently presented by mediators.
The United Nations has condemned the killing of at least 52 civilians in the Democratic Republic of Congo this month by ISIL-linked rebels. The attacks, carried out by the Uganda-based Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), took place between 9 and 16 August in the Beni and Lubero territories of North Kivu
