Inside Story: UK march for an alternative
In an event dubbed the march for the alternative, hundreds of thousands gathered in London – protesting against the coalition’s planned spending cuts – the largest cut-backs since the Great Depression. Organised by the Trade Union Congress, the protests remained … Continue reading →
Birthrights – Caught in the Cradle
More children are having children in the US than in any other developed nation in the world – and central Texas has the highest teenage pregnancy rates in the US.
Tragedy strikes amid Yemen lawlessness
In Yemen, over 100 people have died and dozens seriously injured after an explosion at a bullet factory in the town of Jaar, in the southern province of Abyan. Government police and army officers — who had maintained some presence- … Continue reading →
Anger over detention of Libyan woman
Eman Al Obeidi, the Libyan lawyer who burst into a Tripoli hotel claiming to have been raped by Gaddafi troops, is still missing. Officials tried to silence her in the immediate aftermath of the incident, later distributing statements that she … Continue reading →
On Libya intervention, Obama says US is “differentâ€
US President Barack Obama laid out a rationale for military intervention against Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in a nationally televised address on Monday night. “Some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities in other countries,” he … Continue reading →
Grassroots
Africa's Ascent in Global Sports: A Journey from Grassroots to Stardom
Description: Explore the exhilarating journey of sports development in Africa, a continent that has turned potential into prowess on the global stage. Discover how passion, talent, and resilience have shaped the African sports narrative, leading to remarkable achievements and inspiring stories.
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