Mwanzo Editor
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North Macedonia Officials say Thwart Terror Plot
The four were detained in separate raids across the country on Sunday after authorities were tipped off by messages in a Telegram channel, where one suspect tried to recruit members and purchase firearms.
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Bosnia Hits Hottest Year on Record in 2024
The average temperature in the southern city of Mostar would be about 17.5-17.6 Celsius, some 0.7-0.8 degrees above 2023, while in Sarajevo the average would be 12.9-13.0 Celsius, about one degree above the 2023 figure,…
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I-TRACK Foundation Appoints EPRA The Official Local Issuer Of I-REC(E)
With the I-REC(E) certification, EPRA is well-positioned to attract favorable investor attention. This certification not only validates their commitment to renewable energy but also aligns with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals.
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Gov’t Has Generated 200,000 Job Opportunities Through Affordable Housing Project: Ruto
The Head of State added that the scale of ongoing and future projects under the Affordable Housing Programme, promises millions of additional jobs for Kenyans which is a means of fostering inclusivity and fairness while…
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Anglican Church Hit by New Abuse Claims
The report found the Church of England — the mother church of Anglicanism — covered up the “traumatic physical, sexual, psychological and spiritual attacks”, which occurred in Britain, Zimbabwe and South Africa over several decades.
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At least 7 killed in Mali attack
The “terrorist attack” in Segue village killed a relative of a cleric and six other men, the diocese of the Mopti region said.
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Archbishop of Canterbury to End Official Duties on January 6
Welby faced days of growing pressure to quit after the independent probe found Welby “could and should” have formally reported decades of abuse by a Church-linked lawyer to authorities in 2013.
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Carbon Monoxide Suspected in 12 deaths at Georgia Ski Resort
The bodies of 11 foreigners and one Georgian national were discovered on Saturday in a sleeping area above a restaurant at a ski resort in Gudauri, in the north of the Caucasus country, police said.
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NGOs accuse Uganda oil project of ‘serious human rights violations’
The $10-billion investment includes drilling for oil in the Lake Albert area in northwestern Uganda and building a 1,443-kilometre (900-mile) heated pipeline to ship the crude to Tanzania’s Indian Ocean port of Tanga.
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Namibia Elects its First Woman President
Nandi-Ndaitwah, 72, becomes the first woman to rule the mineral-rich southern African country that has been governed by the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) since independence from apartheid South Africa in 1990.
