On World Migratory Bird Day, the Caribbean focuses on shared spaces
The American Redstart (Setophaga ruticilla), one of the eight species chosen as 2025 World Migratory Bird Day ambassadors. Photo via Canva Pro.This article first...
The Importance of Mid-Year Payroll Compliance for SMEs
Payroll might not be the most glamorous part of running a business, but for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), it can be one of...
National Nutrition Week: Investing in Young Children’s Nutrition Can Build a...
This upcoming National Nutrition Week (Friday, 9 to Wednesday, 15 October) and World Food Day (Thursday, 16 October), the DO MORE FOUNDATION (DMF) has...
Arctic seals and more than half of bird species are in...
Arctic seals are being pushed closer to extinction by climate change and more than half of bird species around the world are declining under...
Shutdown hits government workers already reeling from Trump’s cuts
Ten days into a government shutdown, federal workers are officially feeling the pinch.Today was supposed to be payday. Instead, hundreds of thousands are being...
In Kenya, a search for links between a changing climate and...
KILIFI, Kenya -- KILIFI, Kenya (AP) — The daily grind of putting food on the table is stressful for people the world over, especially...
Abusive Governments Set to Win Seats in Human Rights Council
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NEW YORK, Oct 10 2025...
Why Sports Clubs and Federations Should Be at Solar & Storage...
As the global sports industry pivots toward sustainability and innovation, marketing, media, and consultancy agency, Iconology, has announced that it calls upon South African...
UN’s Cost-Cutting Mergers Come Under Scrutiny While Search for Locations Worldwide...
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UNITED NATIONS, Oct 10 2025 (IPS)...
The key to saving potato cultivation amid climate disruption in the...
CAPSA Luotu seed potato repository. Image by GreenAfiaGreenAfia first published this article on September 10, 2025. Global Voices republished the article as part of...
Education Cannot Wait Interviews Mohamed M. Malick Fall, UN Resident and...
Africa, Education, Education Cannot Wait. Future of Education is here, Human Rights
Oct 9 2025 - Mohamed M. Malick Fall was appointed as the...
La Nina is back, but it’s weak. Will it still amp...
WASHINGTON -- WASHINGTON (AP) — La Nina, the cooler and at times costlier flip side of El Nino, has arrived to warp weather worldwide,...
MEX25: 15 Years of Influence and Innovation Global Verse: Music and...
Cape Town’s creative pulse hits new heights this October as MUSIC EXCHANGE (MEX) celebrates its 15th year with a not-to-be-missed one-day summitCape Town’s creative pulse...
Trump really wants a Nobel Peace Prize. His prospects may be...
President Donald Trump has reached the mountaintop of global political power – twice – but another quest still looms: the Nobel Peace Prize.The president...
UNGA80: Climate and Health in the Mix of Hope and Despair
Africa, Climate Change, Climate Change Finance, Climate Change Justice, COP30, Development & Aid, Environment, Featured, Headlines, Health, Humanitarian Emergencies, Sustainable Development Goals, TerraViva United...
Trump Admin Has Hired 100+ ‘Fossil Fuel Insiders’ to Fill Top...
A top energy adviser to President Donald Trump admitted in an August interview that the administration is offering "concierge, white-glove service" to fossil fuel...
Wealthy Nations Urged to Curb Climate Finance Debt For Developing Countries
Active Citizens, Civil Society, Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Change Finance, Climate Change Justice, Conferences, Development & Aid, Economy & Trade, Environment, Gender, Global,...
Two-Thirds of Climate Funding for Global South are Loans as Rich...
Aid, Climate Change, Climate Change Finance, Climate Change Justice, COP30, Development & Aid, Editors' Choice, Global, Headlines, Human Rights, International Justice, Least Developed Countries,...
Jacaranda FM Launches New Brand Positioning
Jacaranda FM has announced a bold new strategic brand positioning, officially launching as 'Your No.1 Feel Good Station'.This evolution of the brand is rooted...
Mastercard Foundation Announces Sewit Ahderom as Next President and CEO
The Board of Directors of the Mastercard Foundation has announced that Sewit Ahderom has been selected to serve as its next President and CEO.The...
Explainer: COP30’s ‘Granary of Solutions’ Will Be Showroom of World’s Best...
Climate Action, Climate Change, Climate Change Finance, Climate Change Justice, COP30, Editors' Choice, Environment, Featured, Global, Headlines, Latin America & the Caribbean, Sustainable Development...
Year 10 students go to TikTok HQ for national marketing finals
The group of year 10 students reached the prestigious final of The Pitch, a national competition hosted by JD Sports and Hoodrich,...
Robert Eric Miller Presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement...
Robert Eric Miller Presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who's Who
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He lives alongside lions in Nairobi. The human-wildlife collision is dazzling...
KAJIADO, Kenya -- KAJIADO, Kenya (AP) — This year, less than a kilometer from where I live, a girl named Peace Mwende was killed...
Can local communities curb illegal, unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing in...
Some chiefs and members of the Local Collaborative Management Committees in Mbiako. Photo by Leocadia Bongbe. Used with permission.In the settlements along Douala-Edea National...
Eye on the (peace) prize: Why Trump might show more patience...
By now, the world has grown accustomed to a U.S. president who runs hot and cold on the international conflicts facing him, his interest...
Distrustful of US and Israel, Palestinians are cool to Trump’s Gaza...
While the international community, Trump administration, and swaths of Israeli society have welcomed the proposed peace deal announced by U.S. President Donald Trump last...
Renewables Surging Worldwide—But Going Backward in US Under Trump
Led by Chinese expansion, global adoption of renewable energy is accelerating, with the world’s wind and solar farms generating more electricity than coal for...
‘Roofman’ tells a stranger-than-fiction story with rigorous accuracy and a whole...
TORONTO -- TORONTO (AP) — The lengths writer-director Derek Cianfrance goes to create immersive environments for his actors has grown into a kind of...
Libby Hirshon From ENGIE Recognised for the Birdlife South Africa Owl...
ENGIE South Africa has announced that Libby Hirshon, Head of ESG and Sustainability, has been recognised with BirdLife South Africa's Owl Award, a prestigious...
Rubber to Racism: Black Memphis History Historian Anthony “Amp” Elmore Battles...
Rubber to Racism: Black Memphis History Historian Anthony "Amp" Elmore Battles to teach Black Memphis History to Defend Dr. King's Dream
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When Women Lead, Peace Follows
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Sima Bahous is UN Under Secretary-General and...
Oct. 7 plus two years: In Israel, fatigue, lingering anger, a...
On about Day 15 of Israel’s war with Hamas, and before the Israeli army’s clearly imminent ground invasion of Gaza had begun, I steeled...
In Final Message of Hope, Jane Goodall Suggests Blasting Trump and...
In her final months, renowned conservationist and scientist Jane Goodall secretly sat down for an interview with producers of a newly greenlit show for...
Longwave Financial’s Brandon Wester is Named a Finalist in the ThinkAdvisor...
Longwave Financial, an independent fiduciary advisory firm specializing in sustainable and values-aligned investing, announces that Chief Investment Officer Brandon M. Wester, CFA®, has been...
Nigeria is Africa’s biggest oil producer. Its citizens eye a different...
Tasiu Umar had a problem. The power in his cellphone repair shop was constantly going out. The clanking, wheezing generators he used as a...
Survival Economics Redefine Township Loyalty: The 2025 Township CX Report
Brand loyalty in South Africa's townships has been rewritten by survival economics, where necessity trumps sentiment and households are forced to prioritise value in...
World War II Era Weapons Still Threatening Lives and Development in...
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HALO coordinating...
Our Teachers, Our Heroes
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HALO Surveyor taking coordinates of UXO found...
Rat infested butchers still empty a year and a half on
Kenya Halal Butchers, at 26 Bridge Street, was shut down by Swindon Borough Council in March 2024 after safety officers found rats...
Why Netanyahu had to say ‘yes’ to Trump’s ceasefire plan for...
“It’s Now or Never,” read the massive banner carried through packed Tel Aviv streets Saturday.There, some 200,000 Israelis united to demand that U.S. President...
Behind our screens: The truth about ‘artisanal’ mining and ‘natural’ technology
Image by Liz Carrigan and Safa, with visual elements from Yiorgos Bagakis, Alessandro Cripsta, and La Loma, used with permission.This article was written by...
Reopening date revealed for Old Town favourite with new name
Last month, The Guardians Group took charge of Jack's Café at the top of Victoria Road.
Over the weekend, the company...
How Jane Goodall inspired my daughter: It started with chickens.
It wasn’t the chimpanzees that attracted my daughter to Jane Goodall. It was the chickens.It’s a seemingly small biographical detail compared with the international...
First Nepal, then Madagascar, now Morocco. Gen Z puts pressure on...
Early this morning in Morocco, an anonymous, youth-led protest movement released a list of demands, including the dismissal of the country’s current government.It’s the...
Amid Gen Z’s challenges, an opportunity
From Madagascar and Morocco to Peru this week, from Serbia and Kenya earlier this year to Indonesia and Nepal last month, youth across the...
In Boko Haram’s shadow, a Nigerian perfume-making tradition lives on
Inside Ramatu Zanna Mustapha’s house, the air is cloudy with burning incense. The earthy, smoky scent of gabgab floats through the rooms, settling on...
When the storms of daily life loom, my family finds refuge...
Every night after dinner, our 14-year-old daughter picks up her Rubik’s Cube, and our 12-year-old son stretches out on the tatami, his head on...
Women20 Summit to Gather Global Leaders in Johannesburg
Despite progress in recent years, women worldwide continue to face significant barriers to economic empowerment and gender equality. The stark reality is that many...
EFT Corporation Appoints New Group CFO to Drive Growth Across African...
EFT Corporation, a leading payment solutions provider operating across African markets, has announced the appointment of Adri Führi as Group Chief Financial Officer, with...
Mali’s Blocked Transition: Five Years of Deepening Authoritarianism
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The shutdown looms large in rural America – with Medicaid under...
A battle over health care funding in Washington is reverberating in places like the hills and hollows of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge region.The federal...
More than 42,000 Gazans Suffer Life-Changing Injuries as Health System Nears...
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Justice for Palestinians Can’t Wait for a Peace Deal
Armed Conflicts, Crime & Justice, Global Governance, Headlines, Human Rights, Humanitarian Emergencies, International Justice, IPS UN: Inside the Glasshouse, Middle East & North Africa,...
Goodall’s influence spread far and wide. Those who felt it are...
In her 91 years, Jane Goodall transformed science and humanity's understanding of our closest living relatives on the planet — chimpanzees and other great...
Jane Goodall gave us a new view on all life
Like a great ape, we’re going to go out on a limb and say that Jane Goodall ranks high on the list of people...
In long-welcoming Ireland, racist violence rears its head
The sky was still dark in Dublin when Laxman Das, an award-winning chef from India and an Indian national, set out on his e-bike...
Adver editor’s final journey pauses by her old office
Pauline Leighton’s funeral procession on Thursday morning paused for a few moments in front of Newspaper House at the top of Victoria...
Absa Creates Opportunity for Ugandan Athletes to Debut at Absa RUN...
Five rising Ugandan athletes have made their Absa RUN YOUR CITY SERIES debut in Johannesburg on Wednesday, 24 September, through an initiative led by...
KZN MEC Backs Coffee Sector With Ugu District Social Compact to...
KZN MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs, Musa Zondi, has launched the KZN Economic Roadshow at the Ugu Sports and Leisure Centre....
The Ranch Fighting to Save Nigeria’s Endangered Drill Monkeys
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A drill monkey in an electric enclosure at...
FOUR PAWS Calls on Communities to Celebrate World Animal Day 2025
FOUR PAWS has announced that, on Saturday, 4 October, South Africans will join the global community in celebrating World Animal Day, a time to...
Cotswold Wildlife Park celebrates record-breaking breeding season
This year, the park welcomed four greater bamboo lemur babies, making them the only zoo in the UK to breed the "critically...
Global Climate Leaders United at “SEE The Future Forum” to Drive...
SEE The Future Forum has become more than...
International Community, Civil Society Urge Minority Rights and Accountability Amid Ongoing...
Active Citizens, Aid, Asia-Pacific, Civil Society, Crime & Justice, Education, Gender, Gender Violence, Headlines, Health, Human Rights, Migration & Refugees, Religion, TerraViva United Nations ...
King Price Xtreme: Where Sports Sponsorship Meets Hope
King Price Xtreme wasn't created to chase the spotlight. It was created to share it. To shine it on the athletes, disciplines and communities...
Heritage and Legacy: Crafting the Future for Young South Africans
Heritage Day in South Africa invites us to honour where we come from, but it's also a reminder to carefully consider what we leave...
How Influencers Are Winning the Attention Economy
Today's consumers spend time that matters to them in passion playgrounds, gathering around shared interests and moving swiftly and fluidly across connected communities as...
A former businessman fosters dialogue with Haitian gang leaders to curb...
Four years ago, Louis-Henri Mars went deep inside the Port-au-Prince stronghold of two of Haiti’s most-feared gang leaders, known as Barbecue and Iskar.As he...
Drought-hit Tanzania’s Villages Confront Harshest Reality of Climate Change
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TikTok Launches African All-Stars Brand Edition
TikTok has announced that it is shining a spotlight on South African entrepreneurs, leading marketers and businesses with its new African All-Stars Brand Edition...
It’s Past Time to Make Polluters Pay
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Marinel Ubaldo, climate activist...
Liberia’s government wants to ban FGM. Many of its women don’t.
There is urgency in Yamah Sheriff’s voice.As rain lashes down on this Monday afternoon in July, she doles out clipped orders to the workers...
Beijing+30: A Culmination of International, Intergenerational Dialogue
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