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All humanity need is peace across the globe, both state and non-state actors need to go back to the drawing board, what are the remote and the recurrent causes of the Palestine-Israel war/conflict? What are the proactive measures to take in mitigating the recurrent causes, and what can be done to permanently address and solve the remote cause? As late Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa said; “by our coming together with our exchanging ideas, by showing each one another mutual respect and understanding...

To mitigate the negative effects of charcoal use for cooking and its contribution to climate change in Northern Nigeria, it is essential to explore sustainable alternatives. Promoting clean cooking technologies like LPG (liquefied petroleum gas), electric stoves, and solar cookers can significantly reduce the environmental impact. Additionally, afforestation and reforestation efforts can help in restoring the region’s lost forests and enhancing carbon sequestration.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a tragic reminder of the devastating consequences of war and violence. It calls for a re-evaluation of our perspectives and the recognition that neutrality is not a crime; a stance that allows us to step back from the heated emotions and ideological fervor that cloud our judgment. It inches closer to a peaceful resolution. Our shared humanity, the pursuit of peace, and the condemnation of bloodshed should guide our actions and responses in these trying times.

The Africa Youth Month 2023 Activities: to mark the celebration of the Africa Youth Month at country-level, AUC is proposing to all member states, Africa's Youth on the continent and in the diaspora, UN Agencies and Development Partners, youth-led and youth-serving organizations, private enterprises, and any interested groups to celebrate Africa's youth through any activities that will empower the youth across Africa.

Energy experts have consistently suggested that South Africa undergo some necessary reforms its energy sector in order to address and consequently overcome regular power cuts that have curbed economic growth and industrial production.

China doesn't appear willing to renew the 50-year agreement as it faces diplomatic tensions with a number of Western governments.

The sudden death of former Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang triggered strict censorship protocols on China’s social media platforms soon after the official announcement of his fatal heart attack Oct. 27 in Shanghai. On Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of X, almost all comment areas under news related to his death were filtered or removed. Comments…

Indonesia's financial services sector was able to face global-level upheavals occurring currently, including the policy of high interest rates for protracted time periods or higher for longer, Financial Services Authority (OJK) Chairman Mahendra Siregar stated, reported Antara news agency.

Speaking on the rising tide of irregular and regular migration in Africa, the continent’s richest man, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has emphasized the significance of economic growth and job creation to curb migration. The Sudanese-British businessman and philanthropist, Mo Ibrahim has called for good governance and leadership as a means to reduce migration pressure in Africa.

Still in the same nexus, it is not an exaggeration to opine that all of us are created in the image of God, and regardless of how badly that image has been marred by sin, we still retain a sense of innate fairness. When we see a wrong committed, we instinctively know that it is unjust for that wrong to go unpunished.