1 Million Have Died From COVID. Here Is What That Looks Like.
May 12, 2022
Published by Knewz By David Wetzel New York (Knewz) — There have been 1 million COVID deaths in the U.S. It’s a staggering figure, but
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Cameroon Advocates Education for Children With Autism
April 3, 2022
Cameroon observed World Autism Awareness Day Saturday with rights groups advocating for autistic children to be given an education. Supporters say autistic children often can’t
South African Medical Students Return From War-Torn Ukraine
March 17, 2022
South African medical students, who were evacuated from Ukraine, are now looking for ways to complete their studies. South African universities are discussing options for
Ambassador Pratt at Handover Ceremony with MENFOP and WFP
March 15, 2022
Published by TDPel Media The Balbala Logistics Transport Center and the Technical High Schools in Tadjourah and Dikhil will receive forklifts, computers and logistics training
Students Stranded as Cameroon Teachers Strike, Demand Unpaid Salaries
March 2, 2022
Teachers in Cameroon are refusing to work, citing unpaid salaries, some dating back years. Government-led negotiations Tuesday failed to reach an agreement, putting the education
Azerbaijan urges Armenia to apologize for Khojaly genocide
February 25, 2022
Published by Azer News By Sabina Mammadli Presidential aide Hikmat Hajiyev has urged Armenia to apologize to Azerbaijan for the genocide committed in Khojaly town
Cameroon Separatists Abduct Teachers at School for Disabled
February 25, 2022
Separatists in northwest Cameroon have abducted ten teachers at a school for children with disabilities. Moki Edwin Kindzeka reports from Yaounde.In a video circulated on
Official: Khojaly genocide must be legally assessed
February 23, 2022
Published by Azer News By Sabina Mammadli Gunduz Ismayilov, deputy chairman of Azerbaijan’s State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations, has stated that the Khojaly