Senegal Elections: Pastef Celebrates Alleged Victory in Parliamentary Vote
The Senegalese government has announced a significant victory for the Pastef party in recent parliamentary elections. This success potentially grants...
Amina Khan
Amina Khan is a skilled journalist and editor known for her engaging narratives and robust reporting on health and education. Growing up in Karachi, she studied at the Lahore School of Economics before embarking on her career in journalism. Amina has worked with various international news agencies and has published numerous impactful pieces, making contributions to public discourse and advocating for positive change in her community.
Reflections on the Election: Fear, Identity, and the Path Ahead
The opinion piece reflects on the profound emotional impact of the recent election results, particularly for individuals from marginalized communities,...
Arsh Dalla: From Rural Roots to Criminal Infamy in India and Canada
Arsh Dalla, a gangster originally from Moga, India, has become notorious for his extensive criminal activities including murder, extortion, and...
Biden Visits Amazon, Advocates for Clean Energy Amid Environmental Crisis
During his visit to the Amazon rainforest, President Biden declared that the clean energy revolution in the U.S. cannot be...
Sarasota’s Weather: Sunny Days Followed by Cold Front and Thunderstorms
Sarasota County will enjoy two more days of sunny weather before cooler temperatures arrive due to an approaching cold front....
Senegal’s Crucial Elections: A Test for President Faye’s Promised Reforms
Senegal is holding parliamentary elections that will determine if President Faye can implement his reforms. With over 7 million voters...
The Necessity for Democrats to Reconnect with the Working Class
The abandonment of working-class voters by the Democratic Party has resulted in notable electoral challenges. Personal reflections highlight the frustration...
Gabon Holds Constitutional Referendum: A Turning Point After Bongo Dynasty End
Gabon held a referendum on a new constitution, deemed a "major turning point" by the ruling junta after the Bongo...
Gabon Initiates Referendum on New Constitution as Junta Marks a Turning Point
Gabon is preparing for a referendum on a new constitution, described by the junta as a significant turning point after...
Senegal Prepares for Crucial Legislative Elections Amid Rising Tensions
Senegal's tense electoral campaign concludes as the country approaches key legislative elections this Sunday. Voters will select 165 lawmakers, crucial...
