Mali Expands Solar Energy to Rural Areas Amid Ongoing Challenges

Mali embraces solar power for the urban areas, making it a dream for the millions who were eagerly waiting for a change. Though the challenges are vast, the government hopes for a ray of light. The rural electrification agency says 32 mini-solar plants like the one in Karan are in four regions in Mali’s south [...]

Deadly Earthquake Strikes Myanmar and Thailand

A powerful earthquake has struck Myanmar and Thailand, leaving hundreds feared dead. The earthquake has caused widespread panic and destruction, with aftershocks adding to the fear. Many buildings collapsed, and dozens of people were trapped. Rescue teams are continuously working to save those still buried. Authorities and many are joining hands and working to assess [...]

Egypt’s Gaza Reconstruction

After US President Donald Trump proposed placing Gaza under long-term American control and relocating Palestinians to Egypt and Jordan the Arab league held an emergency after this statement from the US. In response, all the Arab leaders rejected the idea.This plan not only affected the Palestinians but also the stability of the other Arab countries. [...]

Libya Struggles with Rising Number of Migrants

Libya’s Interior Minister has stated that the country is now home to over 4 million undocumented migrants. He emphasized that Libya cannot handle this burden alone, as economic and security challenges continue to grow. Without better controls, he warned, the continued flow of immigrants without controls will lead to the deterioration of security and social [...]

Overtime Pay Limit Lifted for Maldives Health Workers

Health workers have long argued that strict overtime limits were unfair, as they are required to work extra hours beyond their official shifts. The National Pay Commission addressed a major demand raised by the Maldives Health Professionals Union, and based on this, the government has removed the overtime pay limit for the Maldives Health Workers [...]

Myanmar’s Military Burns Down St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Myanmar’s military junta set fire to St. Patrick’s Cathedral in the Diocese of Banmaw on March 16 before St. Patrick’s feast day. The attack left the historic church destroyed during military operations. This follows a previous assault on February 26, when the cathedral’s rectory, diocesan offices, and schools were also burned. Myanmar has been in [...]

Jenin Refugee Camp Declared a Disaster Zone Amid Israeli Raids

Jenin Governor Mohammed Jarrar has declared the refugee camp in the northern West Bank a "disaster area" as Israeli forces continue their military offensive. The attack has destroyed key infrastructure, including roads, water, electricity, and communication networks. Thousands of Palestinians have been forced to flee as homes and buildings are reduced to rubble. Since January [...]

Libya Faces Rising Tensions Over Migrants & Refugees

The United Nations has warned against misinformation campaigns creating hate speech and tensions toward refugees and migrants in Libya. Public unrest has increased with calls to expel undocumented migrants. Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah stressed that Libya will not become a destination for irregular migration and urged the public not to be misled by false [...]

Maldives Tourism Sees Strong Growth in 2025

The Maldives has welcomed 500000 tourists so far in 2025 a 4.6% increase from last year. an average of 7100 tourists arrive daily, with China leading as the top source market at 60000 visitors, followed by the UK and Russia. The government aims to reach 2.2 million visitors by the end of the year, despite [...]

France Initiates Troop Withdrawal from Senegal

France has started removing its troops from Senegal and handed over military facilities following President Bassirou Diomaye Faye's decision to remove foreign troops. The handover of the Marechal and Saint Exupery districts was completed on March 7, 2025. This follows growing opposition in West Africa against the French military presence, viewed as a remnant of [...]

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