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Climate change and war send Syria’s bees further afield
Beekeepers in northwestern Syria have to do whatever they can to produce honey – despite the dangers they face.
Published On 6 Jul 2022
‘Death sentence’: Massacres fuel protests, resentment in Ethiopia
Citizens at home and in diaspora accuse the state of complicity in targeted massacres of certain ethnic groups.
Published On 6 Jul 2022
SA opposition reacts to Zondo call to let citizens pick president
South Africa’s ruling party has decided every president for almost three decades but its chief justice wants a change.
Published On 6 Jul 2022
Ukrainians recount strange co-habitation with Russian troops
In a Hostomel apartment building, neighbours confront their destroyed homes with humour and sadness and vow to rebuild.
Published On 5 Jul 2022

Algerians remember the struggle to gain their freedom from French colonialism – and the example it sets for today.

Egyptian authorities adamant that Nile houseboats will be destroyed or towed, but residents are hoping for a miracle.

Across six decades and more than 100,000 images, the 93-year-old’s work places Black people at the centre of the frame.

Why COVID cases are rising and what we know about how past infections and vaccines interact with Omicron BA.4 and BA.5.

Khurvaleti is increasingly affected by Russian forces demarcating the ‘border’ of breakaway state South Ossetia.

Drone pictures reveal the extent of the looting of homes left behind after Syrians fled areas captured by government.

Kenya’s digitally-savvy youth are being exposed to outright disinformation and inflammatory rhetoric on social media.

In the early days of Russia’s occupation, a trio tasked with burying Ukrainian victims quickly became like ‘brothers’.

Many Muslims from Western countries miss out as Saudi Arabia’s Hajj authorities move pilgrimage bookings online.

Authorities in Zamfara issued the call for self-defence as bandits continue to unleash terror across northern Nigeria.

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