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In this video, Unusual Sexual and Tribal Rituals still in Practice, we’ll see unusual sexual and ritual practices going on right now in the 21st century in Africa that you probably never knew existed, but they’re just everyday life for the natives of that place. Virginity testing It is a popular tradition especially among the…
Introduction South Sudan, a nation born out of a long struggle for independence, is now facing a humanitarian challenge of immense proportions. One of the world’s poorest and most fragile countries, South Sudan is grappling with the influx of hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing the conflict in neighboring Sudan. Since April of last year,…
Introduction In South Sudan, a country emerging from years of conflict and instability, women are stepping up to protect their communities and contribute to national security. Their efforts, supported by international organizations like the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS), are crucial in fostering peace and stability. This article explores the historical context, current…
Introduction Landmines, explosive remnants of war (ERW), and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) remain some of the most insidious threats in post-conflict regions worldwide. These hidden dangers do not just endanger lives but also impede development, perpetuate poverty, and block access to essential services. Across conflict zones like Gaza, Ukraine, Afghanistan, and South Sudan, the struggle…
Introduction On October 3, 1994, Nelson Mandela stood before the United Nations General Assembly to deliver his first address as the President of South Africa. This moment was not just a milestone for Mandela and his nation, but a profound historical event for the entire world. It symbolized the victory of justice and equality over…
Introduction In the heart of South Sudan, where conflict and instability have marred the landscape for years, a quiet yet crucial battle is being fought. This is the battle against explosive ordnance—mines, unexploded bombs, and other remnants of war that threaten the lives of civilians and hinder the delivery of humanitarian aid. At the forefront…
Introduction South Africa’s rhino population has long been at the heart of a conservation crisis. The persistent threat of poaching, fueled by the black market demand for rhino horn, especially in emerging Asian economies, has pushed these majestic creatures to the brink. Despite concerted conservation efforts, the stark reality remains: at least one rhino is…
Introduction South Sudan, the world’s youngest country, emerged from decades of protracted civil war to gain independence from Sudan in July 2011. The birth of this new nation was hailed as a beacon of hope for millions who had suffered through years of conflict. However, the jubilation of independence was overshadowed by the grim legacy…
Lake Titicaca, situated in the Andes Mountains between Bolivia and Peru, is famous for its stunning scenery and unique ecosystem. However, the area is also home to a mysterious complex of stone structures that resemble the famous Stonehenge in England. Known as the American Stonehenge, these structures have been the subject of intense study and…
Introduction The use of child soldiers in Africa is a tragic and complex issue that has persisted for decades. Children, some as young as six, are forcibly recruited or coerced into armed groups, where they are subjected to violence, exploitation, and severe trauma. Despite international efforts to combat this issue, the situation remains dire, with…