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A Bushman who died in 2021 was buried this week after courts, under the previous government which was ousted in October, denied the family the right to bury him on his ancestral land

Secretary of state has previously said Biden administration was ‘severely constrained’ by decisions of Trump, previous presidents

Homesickness can be common among college students. Here, an article from the student newspaper at Southern New Hampshire University tells international students how to combat it. (November 2024) 

Spain, Portugal and Morocco are set to co-host the 2030 edition

This marks one of the most significant attacks on hard-line Taliban leaders since they returned to power in August 2021

Three MSF-run hospitals and a clinic will reopen less than a month after operations were suspended over threats to its staff

A new initiative is reshaping the lives of smallholder farmers and students in Malawi. The Home-Grown School Feeding Program is bridging the gap between agriculture and public primary schools, resulting in improved nutrition for students and economic empowerment for farmers. Lameck Masina reports.

In North India, vast tracts of land turned into wasteland in recent years as farmers abandoned cultivating their fields because it was unprofitable. Now some farmers have come together to restore these lands in an initiative that is helping rural women raise their income. Anjana Pasricha reports.

Futsal was invented in Uruguay almost a century ago to play indoor soccer or football on a basketball court. It’s become hugely popular and this year Ukrainian players medaled in the international Futsal championship. Omelyan Oshchudlyak has the story. (Video edited by Yuriy Dankevych )

US will recognize Syrian government that upholds key principles, secretary of state says

Chad's military says it has deployed several hundred troops along border with Cameroon to stop rebels from abducting civilians after armed men kidnapped a dozen Cameroonians

Memorandum was shaped to help Trump's team build its approach in dealing with relationships involving America's most prominent adversaries and competitors

Russia says it is in contact with 'those who are currently controlling the situation'

Clashes come after Jubbaland held election against advice of authorities in Mogadishu, officials say

As Syrians danced in the streets over President Bashar al-Assad's fall from power, Anwar Etnesh drove his car into the dense traffic clogging the route from his hometown Daraa north to Damascus. Hordes of Syrians like Etnesh were heading to Syria's capital to celebrate the end of the Assad family's rule. But Etnesh was on a mission to find his 55-year-old cousin, whom Assad soldiers arrested in Daraa 13 years ago during anti-government protests. He was never seen or heard from...

In an attempt to end polarization in Zimbabwe's media, an organization is hosting sports events for journalists from the privately owned and state-run media. Columbus Mavhunga joins the inaugural event in Harare, where he files this report.

Deadly Israeli airstrikes hit central, northern Gaza

One of the key factors driving the weather is an atmospheric river, which is a long band of water vapor that can transport moisture from the tropics to more northern areas