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Lydia Mugambe, a former Columbia University fellow and United Nations judge, was recently found guilty of human trafficking a young woman. The incident, reported by Thames Valley Police, involved Mugambe …
Former UN Judge Lydia Mugambe Convicted for Human Trafficking in UK Read More
Ewaffe Cultural Village, nestled in Naggalama, Mukono district, has blossomed into a haven for those seeking to explore the rich Kiganda traditions. Just 38 km from Kampala, it has swiftly …
Ewaffe Cultural Village: A Gateway to Kiganda Heritage Read More
Morocco faces a significant slowdown in its economic growth, largely influenced by the ravaging factors of drought and swarms of locusts that are devastating the agricultural sector. The fertility of …
Morocco’s Economic Growth Hampered by Drought and Locusts Read More
In a recent segment on CBS, Jill Schlesinger discussed the economic repercussions of tariffs, specifically in the auto sector. Her guest, Professor Ed Burton from UVA, voiced a strong dislike …
Concerns Mount Over Tariffs and Their Economic Impact on the Auto Industry Read More
Amidst the vibrant cultural landscape of Holguin, Cuba, the Suceso Cultural Award nominees for 2024 have been unveiled. Leading the nominations is the exceptional concert by the Holguin Symphony Orchestra, …
Spotlight on the Nominees for the Suceso Cultural 2024 Award in Holguin Read More
As the clock ticks towards the 20th anniversary of the United Nations’ referral of the Darfur situation to the International Criminal Court (ICC), a pall of impunity shrouds Sudan. Despite …
Two Decades On: A Call for Justice in Sudan Following ICC Darfur Referral Read More
In an era where information travels faster than truth, addressing disinformation is vital. Currently, in Berlin for the Federal Republic of Germany’s Visitors Programme 2025, I am engaged in profound …
Insights from Berlin: Tackling Disinformation in a Global Context Read More
Two decades have passed since the United Nations Security Council referred the situation in Darfur to the ICC, yet impunity for crimes in Sudan remains rampant. This absence of accountability …
Two Decades of Stalled Justice: ICC’s Mandate and Ongoing Atrocities in Sudan Read More
April 4 marks International Mine Awareness Day, honouring efforts to protect civilians from the silent dangers of landmines. The nearly 30-year-old Mine Ban Treaty has undeniably improved safety but now …
Mine Ban Treaty: A Struggle for Survival Amid Renewed Threats Read More
The Paris 2024 Olympic Games are poised to be a historic milestone, showcasing breathtaking venues and prioritising sustainability alongside record-breaking athletic performances from competitors representing 206 National Olympic Committees and …
Paris 2024: A New Era of Records and Inclusivity in the Olympics Read More