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In a sweeping move that has sent shockwaves through academia and the global education community, the Trump administration has frozen all new student visa applications, including those from the UK. The decision is part of a broader policy shift toward intensified social media screening, raising fears about civil liberties, international relations, and the U.S. economy.

The long-running saga over the Umeme buyout has officially escalated to international arbitration, following a major standoff between the power distributor and the Government of Uganda over the final compensation amount.

The freelancing landscape in Africa is changing rapidly, thanks in large part to the rise of mobile money. With a continent rich in cultures and economies, mobile money has become a crucial tool for financial inclusion. This shift offers freelancers in Africa new opportunities. Understanding the implications of mobile money is vital for anyone looking to thrive in this digital economy.

In a dramatic political twist, former Congolese President Joseph Kabila has been confirmed by the M23/AFC rebel alliance to be present in their strongholds in eastern DRC. The move comes days after the Senate lifted his immunity, opening the door for prosecution on treason and war crimes. Kabila’s actions mark a bold realignment with insurgents, raising fears of deeper instability in the region.

Running out of money in retirement is a top fear for many, especially Gen X. This article explores 7 practical, globally relevant ways to plan smarter, save more, and retire with confidence.

Looking to boost your income or escape the 9-to-5 grind? Discover five high-demand online side gigs — from affiliate marketing to freelance writing — that can earn you more than a traditional full-time job. These flexible and scalable opportunities are ideal for anyone ready to turn skills into serious income.

Learn how to survive a heart attack when you’re alone. Know the signs, call for help, chew aspirin, and position yourself safely while you wait.

Want to travel to the U.S. without a visa? Discover how the U.S. Visa Waiver Program allows citizens from 41 countries to visit for up to 90 days without a visa. Learn who's eligible, how to apply for an ESTA, and what to know before booking your trip — all in this concise guide.