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At least 16 tourists died in freezing temperatures after being stranded in their vehicles in northern Pakistan, where thousands had flocked to enjoy the snow, officials said Saturday. (Reuters)

We shed a light on medical misdiagnosis, an under reported problem that causes great harm to patients. And Nigerian Doctor Usman Galadima elaborates on some causes of medical misdiagnosis and what can be done. We also explain why it is important to get a yearly physical exam.

Most refugees come to the U.S. lacking the proper skills to find work. A teenager from the Chicago suburbs decided to address this by collaborating with a local center to teach refugee women how to sew and give them the opportunity to earn a living. Kulsoom Khan explains.

Following the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan, hundreds of thousands of Afghans have sought sanctuary and resettlement in the United States. But now that they’re here, some families in Wisconsin's two largest cities are having trouble finding a place to live. Nukhbat Malik reports from Wisconsin.

In the year 2021, African filmmakers produced top-quality titles and streaming platforms commissioned more movies after the pandemic. As we head into a new year, let’s look back at some of the best African films of 2021.

The COVID-19 pandemic was a major setback for the music industry in Africa and beyond, but African musicians embraced the digital space to release global hits. Here are our highlights of some of the biggest African songs of 2021.

On the first anniversary of the deadly January 6 Capitol riot, U.S. President Joe Biden delivered a forceful speech in defense of American democracy.He laid blame for the insurrection squarely on former President Donald Trump and Republicans who continue to spread the false narrative of poll rigging

Aid workers say two to four children are abandoned each month in Idlib, a war-torn Syrian province which is the last one held by armed rebels fighting the government. They say poverty and fear are driving desperate parents to leave their children with the hope they will find a better future.

A year after the January 6 Capitol riot, former President Donald Trump continues to insist that the 2020 vote was rigged. In recent months, the former president has pushed Republicans in state legislatures to change election laws. VOA White House correspondent Anita Powell reports from Washington.

As cases of gender-based violence have increased in Tanzania during the pandemic, some women are learning ways to fight back — including using their fists. Charles Kombe in Dar es Salaam explains. Camera: Rajabu Hassan Produced by: Rob Raffaele