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President Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law, aimed at detaining undocumented immigrants involved in criminal activities, following bipartisan support in Congress. The law is named after a nursing student killed by an illegal immigrant and marks Trump's first legislative win of his second term. Trump praised Riley as a symbol of unity and credited the law for saving "countless innocent American lives." Full Article

In an intriguing incident at the andBeyond Phinda Private Game Reserve, a group of wildebeest unknowingly walked towards 4 lionesses lying in wait on the road, leading to a potential lion ambush. One lioness broke away to flank the wildebeest, but the catch was not as easy as expected. The unfolding scenario was captured in a video, showcasing the dangers and strategies of survival in the jungle. Full Article

In 2022, Mr. Butcher collaborated with Ngamo’s leaders to introduce white rhinos into the Ngamo Rhino Sanctuary, attracting over 2,500 visitors and generating $100,000 in fees for the community. Ngamo now boasts a medical clinic, market, school improvements, and a youth soccer club, while Mlevu struggles with no such amenities. The presence of the rhinos has brought economic opportunities and development to Ngamo, benefiting both villagers and tourists alike. Full Article

Jonasse Vilanculo, a top student from Mozambique, achieved five distinctions in his NSC final exams of 2024 but faces challenges obtaining a study visa due to financial constraints. Despite excelling academically, Vilanculo's dreams of pursuing a BSc in Computer Science are in jeopardy as he lacks the necessary documentation and resources. With his parents working as street vendors, Vilanculo fears he may have to abandon his aspirations and resort to selling fruit if he cannot...

A rebel militia known as M23, backed by Rwanda, has seized Goma, a key city in the Congo, displacing 500,000 civilians and raising fears of a broader war. M23, founded in 2012, aims to protect Tutsis and Kinyarwanda speakers in eastern Congo and has a history of conflict with the Congolese government. Led by Sultani Makenga, M23 controls significant territory and has caused a humanitarian crisis in Goma, with violence, lack of basic services, and...

The US Secretary of State has approved an Emergency Humanitarian Waiver to ensure continued access to HIV treatment in 55 countries funded by PEPFAR, benefiting over 20 million people. UNAIDS welcomes this decision, emphasizing PEPFAR's critical role in the AIDS response and the importance of life-saving medication for those living with HIV. Efforts are ongoing to maintain essential HIV services during the 90-day funding pause for foreign assistance, with UNAIDS urging President Trump to prioritize...