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El Niño-induced drought forces families in South Africa to marry off girls for food

El Niño-induced drought forces families in South Africa to marry off girls for food

The Southern African region is currently experiencing a severe drought caused by the El Niño weather phenomenon, affecting around 56.8 million people who are struggling to find food. A recent report by ActionAid revealed that some families have resorted to…
Former Afghan president urges Taliban to allow girls to pursue their education

Former Afghan president urges Taliban to allow girls to pursue their education

Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai urged the Taliban regime on Sunday to permit education for girls and women. In a post on X marking the 105th anniversary of Afghanistan’s independence, Karzai called on the nation’s citizens to unite for learning…
African continent is facing a rise in mosquito-borne infections, scientists warn

African continent is facing a rise in mosquito-borne infections, scientists warn

The African continent is experiencing an increase in mosquito-borne diseases, such as malaria and dengue fever, which is putting significant strain on public health systems, scientists cautioned during a virtual forum held on Monday in anticipation of World Mosquito Day.…
Polio is ravaging Gaza’s population and threatening the world, UN warns

Polio is ravaging Gaza’s population and threatening the world, UN warns

The United Nations has declared Gaza a dangerous epidemic zone and warned of a potential disaster among the Strip’s population that could spread rapidly and easily to other countries around the world. Medical teams are deeply concerned about the emergence…
Imam Hussain Media Group continues its live coverage of Holy Arbaeen Pilgrimage

Imam Hussain Media Group continues its live coverage of Holy Arbaeen Pilgrimage

The Imam Hussain Media Group emphasized on Tuesday the significant role that media plays in spreading the sacred Cause of Imam Hussain, peace be upon him, through the coverage of the Arbaeen Pilgrimage rituals. In a statement to Shia Waves…
Saudi authorities execute Shia detainee based on alleged charges of having links with Al-Qaeda

Saudi authorities execute Shia detainee based on alleged charges of having links with Al-Qaeda

On Saturday, August 17, 2024, Saudi authorities executed detainee Abdul Majeed Al-Nimr, a resident of Al-Awamiyah in Qatif, making him the 10th political detainee from Qatif to be executed since the beginning of 2024. In an official statement, the Saudi…
Holy Najaf hosts 13th Preaching Conference for Hussaini Mawakib organizers

Holy Najaf hosts 13th Preaching Conference for Hussaini Mawakib organizers

The holy city of Najaf has hosted the 13th Preaching Conference for Hussaini Mawakib organizers, with the participation of more than 450 people, including several scholars and distinguished figures from the honourable Hawza. The conference focuses on the significant role…
Record Violence Against Aid Workers: UN Reports Alarming Statistics

Record Violence Against Aid Workers: UN Reports Alarming Statistics

On World Humanitarian Day, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) revealed a staggering increase in violence against aid workers. According to an article published yesterday by reliefweb, 280 aid workers were killed across 33 countries…
Transformative Role of AI in Renewable Energy Sector

Transformative Role of AI in Renewable Energy Sector

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the renewable energy industry by enhancing efficiency, reliability, and sustainability, an article by Dawn revealed yesterday. Recent insights highlight AI’s role in accurately forecasting energy production and consumption, optimizing smart grid management, and predicting extreme…
Pakistan Deports More Than 32,000 Afghan Refugees in Past Month

Pakistan Deports More Than 32,000 Afghan Refugees in Past Month

Pakistan has deported over 32,000 Afghan migrants in the past month, with the total number expelled since October 2023 reaching 691,000, Khaama Press reported yesterday. Between July 21 and August 16, authorities sent back 11,054 children, 9,320 women, and 11,826…
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