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As world leaders meet at the COP31 United Nations climate summit in Antalya, Turkey, health experts are warning that women and children in Africa are bearing the brunt of rising temperatures, and that the continent’s health systems are not equipped to cope.
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By Nana Karikari, Senior Global Affairs Correspondent A 21-year-old Ghanaian national, Thomas Oduro, has died following a fatal stabbing in north London, prompting a full-scale murder investigation by…
Jalgaon : A unique initiative called ‘Book Street’, organised by the Vallabhdas Valji Library in Jalgaon and Pai Friends Library from Dombivali to promote a culture of reading, was held in Jalgaon for…
The Pentagon is considering a scaled-back reduction of roughly 5,000 US troops in Europe out of its 80,000-strong force, well below the 25,000 drawdown initially feared by NATO allies.
Traffic police have taken legal action against more than 2,500 motorcyclists who took part in this year's “no-bathing trip” in the North, accusing them of repeated violations.
Global diesel prices, which have remained elevated since the start of the Iran war and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, have fallen sharply in recent weeks as Gulf exports recover and global oil…
For nearly 30 years, the American served as Louise Bourgeois's assistant, protecting the artist and tirelessly promoting her work.
