After a catastrophic flood claimed thousands of lives in Derna, Libya, residents took to the streets demanding accountability. The disaster has spotlighted the political divisions in the country, with many seeking international intervention for a transparent investigation and subsequent reconstruction.
After Morocco's most devastating earthquake, the village of Adaseel faces immense loss, especially within its educational sector. The article delves into the village's commitment to bilingual education and the aspiration to rebuild amidst the tragedy, focusing on the poignant tale of teacher Nesreen Abu ElFadel and her students.
Morocco faces its deadliest earthquake since 1960, with a rising death toll nearing 3,000. As rescue efforts intensify, blocked roads and mountainous terrains add to the challenges. Amidst the catastrophe, international aid pours in, offering a glimmer of hope for the future.
Researchers delve into the Atlas Mountains' geology to uncover the mysteries of its seismic activities. By studying the mountains' formation and recent earthquakes, experts offer recommendations for future preparedness to minimize damages.
A devastating 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit Morocco, particularly affecting Marrakech and the Atlas Mountains. With thousands affected, the nation rallies for recovery with international support. King Mohammed VI spearheads relief efforts, while global leaders express solidarity.
The recent Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi has ushered in a revolutionary call for a global carbon tax. This proposition, encapsulated in the Nairobi Declaration, emphasizes major polluters' responsibility in supporting climate action in vulnerable nations. With a focus on adequate financing, the proposed carbon tax seeks to address various challenges faced by the African continent due to climate change.
A tragic fire in a suspected hijacked building in Johannesburg's Marshalltown has claimed the lives of over 63 people, leaving more than 40 injured. The incident, which occurred on August 31st, has sparked concerns about safety and prompted calls for reform in building regulations.
A devastating fire in central Johannesburg claimed 74 lives, drawing attention to the issue of "hijacked" buildings in the city. These abandoned buildings, taken over by gangs or groups, are often used for informal housing, leading to safety concerns. The recent fire highlights the urgency for stricter housing regulations and safety measures in South Africa.
