Protesters in Ghana demand the president step down due to blackouts and the country's declining economy.
Ghanaian protestors demand the president resign because they believe the administration fails to handle the country's electricity problem. A mother's sorrow over her newborn's passing as a result of a hospital power outage draws attention to Ghana's electrical issue. The economy has slowed down, and frequent blackouts have impacted healthcare. As rationing deepens, protesters point the finger at government ineptitude. Opponents contend President Nana Addo's administration has failed despite pledges to resolve the problem. Ghana risks an economic downturn by stopping energy provision to its neighbors to alleviate shortages at home.
Electronic chips are required for climbers on Mount Everest | Inside South Asia
Nepal is planning to require all climbers on Mount Everest to have electronic chips to facilitate rescue operations. The mountaineers' jackets will be equipped with a chip that will cost them between $10 to $15. In the past 70 years, how has Nepal's approach to Everest climbers evolved?
A private lunar landing platform lands on the moon.
The first private corporation to successfully conduct a moon landing was a US enterprise. NASA needed "Odysseus" to carry essential equipment for upcoming lunar missions.
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An American woman uses an electric vehicle to traverse the world.
We continue to bring you fascinating and motivational tales from around the globe on Tech It Out. We will introduce you to a woman who broke a world record in this article. Here's what else.
Half of the newborns in the northern Gaza hospital suffer from malnutrition.
According to a physician in Northern Gaza, hardly half of the infants who arrive at his hospital receive the help they need. Many of the babies at Kamal Adwan Hospital are malnourished as a result of the majority of the problems being caused by a lack of nourishment. He claims there is nothing more he can do if help does not arrive immediately.
As gang violence increases, Haitians must deal with shortages and arson attacks.
The emergency declaration for Haiti. The nation is facing an unprecedented crisis as gangs threaten civil war, there is widespread bloodshed, and there are no elected officials. We must give its people a voice.
Scientists claim they have successfully cut HIV out of infected cells
Scientists are claiming a significant breakthrough in HIV cure researchers at the University of Amsterdam successfully eliminated the virus from infected cells using Nobel prize technology called CRISPR the gene editing technology.
After a 7.2-magnitude earthquake in Taiwan, at least nine people were killed, and over 800 were injured. According to authorities, 50 passengers on four minibusses that were traveling to a hotel in a national park in Hualien are reported missing. Furthermore, there are reportedly 70 miners stuck in coal mines.
Floods in Pakistan and Afghanistan: More than a hundred people dead
In Pakistan and Afghanistan, excessive rainfall has resulted in more than 100 fatalities and numerous injuries. Both countries' houses and infrastructure have sustained severe damage.
Protest against nuclear power facilities in the coastal area of Kenya.
The violence occurred in a seaside community in Kenya amid debate over the government's intention to build the country's first nuclear power facility. Local communities and campaigners claim the project jeopardizes livelihoods and threatens a world-renowned marine reserve.
Hundreds of people attended Alexei Navalny's funeral in Moscow to say goodbye.
The funeral for Russia's most well-known Putin critic, Alexei Navalny, drew hundreds of mourners in front of a cathedral in Moscow. Keep an eye out for additional information!
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