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Views: 0 The World Health Organization (WHO) unveiled a new strategic plan on Wednesday that lays out a path toward ending the global emergency of COVID-19. In its third strategic preparedness and response plan on COVID-19, the WHO acknowledged the pandemic remains an acute global crisis but charted a path to end the global emergency

Views: 0© RAJESH JANTILAL Fiery debates on South Africa’s position on the Ukraine war rage on A month into the war in Ukraine, South Africa, one of the few African countries wielding diplomatic influence outside the continent, has stuck its neck out, adamantly refusing to condemn Russian aggression. © Sergei CHIRIKOV South Africa was one of the

Views: 0© GIL COHEN-MAGEN Israeli security forces gather at the site of an attack claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group that left two Israeli police dead in the northern city of Hadera on March 27 Hundreds of people attended the funerals Monday of two 19-year-old Israeli police officers killed in an attack claimed by the

Views: 0 AFP 7 hrs ago Ukraine war deals ‘massive blow’ to nature as Belarus’s largest wildlife NGO shut… US envoy for Iran says not confident that a nuclear deal with Iran is imminent The US and Israel are committed to ensure Iran does not acquire a nuclear weapon, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said

Views: 0Kampala,Uganda: Kazimba prays for the children of former Speaker Oulanyah The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Dr Stephen Kazimba Mugalu, has called for a review of the constitutional provision that states that no business shall be transacted in Parliament before the election of the Speaker. Kazimba was on Wednesday, 24 March 2022 speaking

Views: 0 © SAEED KHAN Under-pressure Australia coach Graham Arnold has urged his team to brush themselves off for the play-offs Coach Graham Arnold has urged a demoralised Australia to be positive as he came under mounting pressure Friday after their failure to automatically qualify for a fifth successive World Cup. The Socceroos needed to beat

Views: 1US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will travel to the Middle East and North Africa next week as the Russian invasion of Ukraine crosses the one month mark. Blinken will travel to Israel, the West Bank, Morocco, and Algeria from March 26-30 to consult with partners on a range of regional and global priorities,