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Malawi Discovers Wreckage of Vice President's Aircraft Amidst Thick Forests: No Survivors Found
Thabiso Phakamani 20 12 June 2024

Malawi Discovers Wreckage of Vice President's Aircraft Amidst Thick Forests: No Survivors Found

Malawi's rescue teams discovered the remains of a military aircraft carrying Vice President Saulos Chilima and nine others, with no survivors found. The plane vanished on Monday after departing Lilongwe and failing to arrive at Mzuzu International Airport. The search operation, ordered by President Chakwera, concluded with the find in mountainous terrain.

World Leaders and Veterans Honor D-Day's 80th Anniversary Amid Global Tensions
Thabiso Phakamani 7 6 June 2024

World Leaders and Veterans Honor D-Day's 80th Anniversary Amid Global Tensions

In Normandy, France, world leaders and veterans congregated to remember the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings. This pivotal moment in World War II saw Allied troops fighting to liberate Europe from Nazi occupation. Amid present global conflicts, leaders highlighted the ongoing importance of unity and democracy.

Global Efforts Mark World Environment Day 2023 with Focus on Land Restoration
Thabiso Phakamani 7 5 June 2024

Global Efforts Mark World Environment Day 2023 with Focus on Land Restoration

World Environment Day 2023, hosted by Saudi Arabia, emphasizes land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience. With 3,500 events globally, it aims to mobilize environmental action. UNEP's Inger Andersen will deliver a keynote speech during a high-level event in Riyadh. The day, celebrated since 1973, is a major international environmental observance.

Israeli Tanks Advance into Central Rafah Amid Intensifying Gaza Conflict
Thabiso Phakamani 11 29 May 2024

Israeli Tanks Advance into Central Rafah Amid Intensifying Gaza Conflict

Israeli tanks have moved into central Rafah in Gaza, marking a major escalation in the ongoing conflict. This incursion poses serious humanitarian concerns and could lead to further violence. Both sides remain locked in a prolonged battle, drawing international attention and potential diplomatic repercussions.

Papua New Guinea Disaster: 2,000 Feared Buried in Massive Landslide, Officials Seek Global Aid
Thabiso Phakamani 19 27 May 2024

Papua New Guinea Disaster: 2,000 Feared Buried in Massive Landslide, Officials Seek Global Aid

A catastrophic landslide in Papua New Guinea's Enga province has reportedly buried around 2,000 individuals, according to officials. Significant destruction, including a buried main highway, complicates rescue efforts. The government has appealed for international assistance as the situation remains dire in the remote, conflict-ridden region.