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UN: 1.4 billion children live in abject poverty worldwide

Fewer than 1 in 10 children in low-income countries have access to child benefits, leaving them vulnerable to disease, poor nutrition and poverty.

Russia's Putin prefers Biden as US president

The Russian president expresses his favor for Biden, calling him, a "more experienced, predictable person, a politician of the old school".

Live Updates: Israel destroys over 70% of civilian infrastructure in Gaza — UN

Israel's war on Gaza — now in its 132nd day — has killed at least 28,576 Palestinians and wounded 68,291 others, as the army forces thousands of Palestinians who were seeking refuge in Nasser Hospital to leave.

Live Updates: Ceasefire in Gaza 'is our priority' to deliver aid — Erdogan

Israel's war on Gaza — now in its 131st day — has killed at least 28,473 Palestinians and wounded 68,146 others, as Jordan's King Abdullah II affirm the necessity of ending Israel's war on besieged Gaza.

Live Updates: Jordan's king reiterates calls for ceasefire during US visit

Israel's war on Gaza — now in its 131st day — has killed at least 28,473 Palestinians and wounded 68,146 others, as Jordan's King Abdullah II affirm the necessity of ending Israel's war on besieged Gaza.

World Radio Day: Listeners stick to radio as it adapts to changing times

Despite having to contend with the influence of other means of mass communication, radio continues to remain relevant in the lives of some listeners.

WHO boss decries conspiracies blocking treaty against new pandemic

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus explains 'Disease X' at UAE summit and says new pandemic agreement will not give WHO any power over any state or person.

Live Updates: UN chief warns Rafah offensive by Israel would be 'devastating'

Israel's war on Gaza — now in its 130th day — has killed at least 28,340 Palestinians and wounded 67,984 others, as Israeli air strikes continue to pound Rafah city.

Live Updates: Palestine calls for pressure to stop Israel's invasion of Rafah

Israel's war on Gaza — now in its 130th day — has killed at least 28,340 Palestinians and wounded 67,984 others, as Israeli air strikes continue to pound Rafah city.

Live Updates: Israel's response to ceasefire proposal obstructive - Hamas

Israel's war on Gaza — now in its 130th day — has killed at least 28,340 Palestinians and wounded 67,984 others, as Israeli air strikes continue to pound Rafah city.

How Israel uses seductive imagery to hide its military transgressions

Marketing female sexuality and establishing a ‘hip’ social media presence are just some strategies Israel employs to distract from the violent crimes it’s committing against Palestinians.

Rise of African Authors: A literary journey of reflection and connection

Representation matters, and African authors provide a platform for readers to see themselves reflected in the stories they consume.

US President Biden joins Chinese-owned TikTok to woo young voters

TikTok is owned by Chinese tech giant ByteDance which is under review in the US for potential national security concerns.

Don't Burn, Read: Muslims distribute copies of Quran with Dutch translation

The aim of the event is to convey to the people why Islam and the Quran are sacred for Muslims.

Difficult to say when load shedding ends: Ramaphosa

Eskom says it has been forced to ramp up load shedding to Stage 6 in some areas due to high demand.

AKA: Remembering a rap legend one year after murder

On social media, his friends and fans have paid tribute to the artist's enduring legacy and celebrated his impact on their lives.

AKA: Remembering a rap legend one year after brutal murder

On social media, his friends and fans have paid tribute to the artist's enduring legacy and celebrated his impact on their lives.

Israel fears US recognition of Palestinian state

Israeli media reports that political sources in the country are concerned about the US promoting the establishment of a Palestinian state under a renewed Palestinian Authority.

SA minister seeks protection citing threats over Israel genocide case

Naledi Pandor says the Israeli intelligence agency uses threats to intimidate those who have a stance against oppression.

The Dark Continent’s Lost & Found in European museums

Much remains to be done when it comes to the retrieval of looted African artifacts, as many if not countless African artifacts remain scattered across Europe, with many of them being shamelessly displayed at museums.

Special counsel on Biden: "Well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory"

US President Joe Biden welcomes the conclusion of the special counsel's report on classified documents found at his house and that there are no charges against him, saying this matter "is now closed."