Society
The United Kingdom is encouraging households to strengthen their basic emergency preparedness by keeping essential supplies at home, including drinking water, non-perishable food, lighting equipment and medicines. The guidance forms part of a broader effort by British authorities to improve the country’s......
Morocco’s push toward renewable energy appears relatively resilient to changes in freshwater withdrawals over the long term, but a new academic study suggests that water constraints can have a much stronger influence over shorter periods. Published in 2026 in the Future Business Journal, the study......
A Moroccan resident in Ragusa, southeastern Sicily, has drawn praise from local media after returning a wallet containing around €2,900 in cash to its owner. The 52-year-old man reportedly found the wallet after it had been accidentally left at a service station by a motorist. Although he was on......
Indonesia is struggling to contain extensive forest and land fires that have affected parts of Sumatra and Borneo for weeks, with authorities acknowledging that the scale and geography of the blazes are complicating efforts to bring them under control. Since August, the Indonesian government has mobilized......
In Nongo, one of Conakry’s vulnerable road points becomes particularly difficult to navigate whenever intense rainfall hits the area. Kiridi Bridge can be rapidly overwhelmed by rising water, with flooding spreading across the roadway and making passage increasingly hazardous for both motorists......
Morocco’s Ministry of National Education, Preschool and Sports has called for tighter monitoring of student attendance after identifying shortcomings in the recording of absences since the beginning of the current school year. The directive, addressed to regional education and training academies,......
Two brothers accused of killing a young man in the Aïn Atiq area have been transferred from Moulay Abdellah Regional Hospital in Salé to judicial authorities after spending nearly three months receiving treatment under police supervision. The two men, born in 1963 and 1968 in Khémisset,......
Charles Spencer, the younger brother of Princess Diana, has publicly challenged the response from Buckingham Palace to his account of events surrounding his sister’s death, accusing King Charles III of casting doubt on the reliability of his memories. Speaking to the Mail on Sunday, Spencer reacted......
Ten lions have been found dead in Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area, with preliminary findings pointing to suspected poisoning, according to the authority responsible for managing the protected area. The animals were discovered on September 18, 2026, in the Ndutu area, a region known for......
The end of a traditional period of mourning has prompted a new public discussion in Morocco over one of the provisions governing widowhood under the country’s Family Code. Yasmina Baddou, former Moroccan health minister, has publicly marked the completion of her iddah, the waiting period observed......
In Conakry, science clubs are becoming more than places where students revise lessons. For many young learners, they are emerging as spaces where academic curiosity can develop into a vision for the future. Inside classrooms, students work through mathematical problems, scientific exercises and exam-oriented......
A nighttime fire at a psychiatric care facility in Pamplona, northern Spain, has left one woman dead and 18 people injured, prompting a large-scale emergency response and the temporary relocation of dozens of residents. The victim, a 56-year-old woman, died after the fire broke out inside the facility......
In Yaoundé, beer is no longer found only in traditional bars and restaurants. In some neighbourhoods, bottles and crates have become part of the commercial landscape, appearing in places where alcohol sales would once have seemed unlikely. One clothing retailer in Oyom-Abang discovered this shift......
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