Succeed Sierra Leone Marks World Mental Health Day

SUCCEED Sierra Leone commemorated World Mental Health Day on October 10, 2024, with an event at the University of Makeni. The gathering brought together students from the University of Makeni, Ernest Bai Koroma University, and senior secondary schools in Makeni. Research Coordinator Amjata Bayoh highlighted that awareness efforts began a day earlier with radio appearances…

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Russia, China Boost Defense Ties in Beijing Talks

During an official visit to Beijing on Monday, Russian Defence Minister Andrei Belousov announced that Russia and China held talks to strengthen military and defense cooperation. Belousov praised the growing ties between the two nations, highlighting that their relationship is expanding rapidly and has reached an unprecedented level. “Russian-Chinese military cooperation is crucial for enhancing…

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UNICEF: Over 400,000 Children Displaced in Lebanon Due to Israel-Hezbollah Conflict

More than 400,000 children in Lebanon have been displaced in the past three weeks as Israel intensifies its campaign against Hezbollah, according to a UNICEF official. Ted Chaiban, deputy executive director for humanitarian actions at UNICEF, highlighted the severe impact on the education system, stating that 1.2 million children are currently deprived of schooling due…

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Bus Crash in Northeastern Egypt Claims 12 University Students

A bus carrying university students in northeastern Egypt crashed, resulting in 12 fatalities and 33 injuries, according to the Health Ministry. The students were returning to their dormitory from classes when the incident occurred. Ambulances quickly arrived to transport the injured to nearby hospitals; however, the ministry did not provide further details on their conditions….

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Nigeria’s AFCON Qualifier in Doubt as Team Stranded in Libya

Nigeria’s national soccer team announced on Monday they will boycott their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Libya after being stranded overnight at Al Abraq Airport, in what captain William Troost-Ekong described as “mind games.” The team was diverted from Benghazi Airport, 220 kilometers away, with no explanation. Troost-Ekong claimed on X that the players…

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Massive Floods Devastate Chad

Chad, already grappling with recurring food crises, is now hit by severe floods following torrential rains across all 23 provinces. The disaster has claimed over 500 lives and left thousands of families homeless, as more than 400,000 hectares of farmland are destroyed, worsening food insecurity in a country where hunger affects 3.4 million people. Infrastructure,…

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