تهانينا للمتأهلات الخمس الأوائل عن قارة أفريقيا في تحدي Head-to-Head ضمن مسابقة ملكة جمال العالم
🇪🇷 إرتريا: سنيت هبتآب
🇿🇲 زامبيا: أدا موشيبي
🇿🇦 جنوب أفريقيا: روماندَا
🇰🇪 كينيا: تريزا موهينجي
🇳🇬 نيجيريا: تامونوسوي كارِبي جورج
أحسنتن جميعا! 👏❤️
والآن إلى الجولة الثانية! 🔥
🇪🇬 The Grand Egyptian Museum in #Cairo will open its doors to the public this Saturday, November 1, after 2 decades of construction works.
📺 From 6PM Paris time, tune in to FRANCE 24 to follow our special live coverage of the #museum's inauguration.
“Like many people, I’m worried about climate change. To take action, we need to stay informed.”
@GrmayeBiniam - cyclist and @UNDP Eritrea Goodwill Ambassador - joins our #ClimateCounts campaign to highlight the facts that explain the climate crisis.
🟰 https://t.co/GWb5lBDEPN
#AS_Editorial: Enforced Disappearance -The hallmark of a decaying tyranny that must end
#Ethiopia is quietly sliding deeper into a dark and dangerous practice: enforced disappearance. Ordinary citizens, civil servants, journalists, and critics are vanishing without a trace. Families remain in torment, denied even the knowledge of whether their loved ones are alive, while newsrooms are inundated with desperate calls to break the silence.
This is not politics. It is a crime against humanity, eroding what remains of law, governance, and justice under Ethiopia’s own Constitution. Article 28 of the FDRE Constitution is explicit: crimes against humanity carry no statute of limitation. No pardon, amnesty, or silence can shield perpetrators. Enforced disappearance is also punishable under international law.
The Prosperity Party claims to have “learned from history.” Yet history, Ethiopia’s and the world’s, shows that repression and extrajudicial violence demand accountability. Ignore these lessons, and legitimacy will collapse under the weight of crimes. What is left of it, anyway.
This publication’s message is blunt: stop the disappearances, release the disappeared, and hold perpetrators accountable. Anything less is not leadership, nor is it politics. To read full
https://t.co/fykqFIfvY2
#Gaza is at a breaking point. I've just seen it myself.
@WFP operates in conflict zones all over the world. Families in Gaza are starving—and we know how to deliver at scale.
We must revive our network of 200+ food distribution points, community kitchens & bakeries ASAP.
Proud to meet Eritrean champions Woldu Tekeste Gigante, first Eritrean cyclist in Olympics 1968, and Ksanet Weldemichael racing in Europe with the World Cycling Centre 🇪🇷
In Senator Rubio's confirmation this week to be the next Secretary of State was this very important exchange on #Sudan that gives, perhaps, some window into how he might approach the genocide there, including speaking frankly and openly about the role of outside powers. Listen!
The wife of detained Ugandan opposition politician Kizza Besigye has denounced as "cruel and inhumane" a ban on prisoners receiving visitors on Christmas Day. https://t.co/FAib0Mtqbu
As #COP29 begins, new analysis finds that the average cost of capital for power projects in #Africa is triple that of other parts of the world.
Setting a meaningful #climatefinance *target* is only half the battle.
https://t.co/e1aDn0MJyp
'They ransacked my home and left my town in ruins.' Sudan’s civil war has displaced millions and left Khartoum devastated. BBC’s @moehash1 revisits his childhood neighborhood in Omdurman amid the ongoing crisis.
🇲🇺 Inspired by one of DC comics' super heroes, wheelchair racer Noemi Alphonse is competing in four events for Mauritius at the Paralympic Games, ranging from the 100 metres - where she's the world champion - to the marathon.