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Observers call Peltola, who won the red state’s House seat twice and is running to unseat Dan Sullivan, ‘a unicorn’ Dan J Sullivan is a retired schoolteacher and US Forest Service employee

Silent retreats are all the rage; hotel guests are embracing ‘hushpitatility’. But won’t this leave us more isolated? Are we becoming too quiet? As a joyless, intolerant shrew, my kneejerk answer is

[IPS] CAMBRIDGE, MA, USA / KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Aug 17 2026 (IPS) – As AGRA turns 20, a new report exposes its worsening failure to double productivity and incomes and halve undernourishment

[Health-e] Free State. Every time Phumza Manana suffers an asthma attack, her partner, Mhlangabezi Mgibiza has to carry her through the narrow footpaths of Sanco-ville informal settlement to the nearest place an

I’ve started writing to my sister, my mum, my friends … Not everyone writes back, but when we connect it’s on a deeper level than any group chat Last January, I received

[ISS] Reopening its liaison office offers a narrow, but real, opportunity for the African Union to help achieve a ceasefire.

[RFI] Cameroon claimed a first Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) title when they beat Malawi 3-0 in Sunday’s final in Morocco, with Marie Ngah Manga’s first-half double helping the the Indomitable

[Scrolla] Vusimuzi Matlala will testify under subpoena as the Madlanga Commission examines claims that he bribed police officials and built relationships with insiders. Matlala rejected a 12 year prison sentence in a

[Scrolla] March and March will picket Monday’s SADC summit in Durban under the theme “it’s time to fetch your people,” targeting undocumented migrants. President Cyril Ramaphosa has told South Africans to feel

Wildfire thought to be largest in Belgium’s history creeps closer to German border prompting evacuations Over in France, prime minister Sébastien Lecornu was booed on arrival to Le Porge, one of the