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JUST IN: Biden’s transgender military rule scrapped by Trump 

  Shortly after stepping into office on Monday, President Donald Trump repealed a rule introduced by former President Joe Biden. It was a that allowed transgender individuals to serve openly in the U.S. military. Biden’s executive order, signed in 2021, had instructed the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security to eliminate gender identity as a
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JUST IN: Biden’s transgender military rule scrapped by Trump 

  Shortly after stepping into office on Monday, President Donald Trump repealed a rule introduced by former President Joe Biden. It was a that allowed transgender individuals to serve openly in the U.S. military. Biden’s executive order, signed in 2021, had instructed the Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security to eliminate gender identity as a
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JUST IN: South Africa: Overcrowding crisis as foreign nationals outnumber locals in prison 

  In Pretoria’s Baviaanspoort Prison, a startling reality unfolds: foreign nationals outnumber local inmates by a significant margin. Of the 525 offenders housed in the facility, only 125 hail from South Africa. This came from Anthea Ramolobeng, chairwoman of the Correctional Services Committee, during a recent security briefing in Parliament. She shed light on a broader
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JUST IN: Chinese Mining Operations Devastate Congo’s Protected Lands 

  Originally, the protected area prohibited mining, but in what officials describe as “opaque circumstances,” these boundaries were altered, conveniently making space for Kimia Mining’s activities. Despite claims that official maps are being followed, the ICCN (the body managing Congo’s protected areas) refutes this, insisting that the original boundaries should remain in force. Read More

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