Introduction The revocation of migrant worker visa licences has emerged as a significant issue in the UK as the government intensifies its scrutiny over immigration practices. In light of recent policy shifts and increased enforcement, the status of numerous employers holding these licences is now under threat, raising questions about the future of the migrant […]
Economic Progress and Stability Tanzania’s economic outlook remains favorable in 2025, with real GDP growth projected to reach 6 percent. The country has maintained strong economic performance with inflation remaining subdued at 3.3 percent, well below the Bank of Tanzania’s target of 5 percent. The nation’s economic strength is particularly evident in its export sector, […]
A Historic Transformation Underway Bridgetown is entering a bold new chapter with the launch of The Pierhead, a transformative mixed-use development within the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison. The project will integrate homes, shops, restaurants, cultural spaces, and green public areas to create a vibrant community destination. The project has […]
Multiple Crises Grip DR Congo The Democratic Republic of the Congo is currently battling a new Ebola outbreak in the southern Kasai province, with 28 suspected cases and 15 deaths reported. The latest infection was identified in a 34-year-old pregnant woman. Violence in eastern DR Congo has escalated dramatically in 2025. The Rwanda-backed M23 rebels […]
The Growing Impact of Civil Wars in 2025 As we enter 2025, the world faces an unprecedented number of intractable conflicts, with conflict event rates growing by over 25% compared to 2023. International and state violence represent an increasing share of overall conflict rates. Sudan: The World’s Most Devastating Crisis The Sudanese Civil War, now […]
Annual Commemoration Details The 2025 commemoration ceremony will begin at 8:30 AM on September 11, with a citywide moment of silence at 8:46 AM, marked by the tolling of bells across the city. Following tradition, all 2,983 names inscribed on the memorial will be read aloud, including both 9/11 victims and the six people killed […]
