Des histoires où des personnes ont perdu la vie, ont été blessées ou restent portées disparues. Nous les rassemblons ici pour que chaque perte reste visible — comptée, et nommée quand les reportages la nomment — plutôt que de passer pour une statistique.
Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe admitted the Smart Traffic Management System in Harare makes capture errors, such as missing a digit in plates, as motorists accuse the ZRP of misidentification.
An epidemiologist argues that late international support has hampered containment and treatment of the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in the DRC, which has become the second-largest on record.
Ethiopia's GDP rebasing to 2024-25 lifted its economy 59.2% to $201.4 billion, placing it fifth in Africa. Analysts stress the change reflects measurement, not new output.
The African Bar Association urges internationally mandated mediation, transitional justice and humanitarian access to end the decade-long Anglophone conflict in Cameroon.
The Court of Appeal ruled QBE owes no indemnity for a stroke victim's assault claim after security firm Protec failed to notify its insurer for nearly three years.
Researchers at the CRG in Barcelona built tRIBO-seq, a method that profiles only the tRNAs working on ribosomes, revealing differences from overall cellular stock under stress.
A WSWS analysis argues the Trump administration is concealing a pre-winter COVID surge and bird flu spread while building an NIH vaccine-injury center. Its claims rest largely on PMC modeling and cited reporting.
Computer simulations from IISc researchers suggest strong magnetic fields could let white dwarfs reach about 2.4 solar masses, far above the long-standing 1.4 solar mass limit.
Former UN High Commissioner Mary Robinson tells The Energy Mix that climate action is overshooting 1.5°C, urging fossil fuel phaseouts, new climate finance, and COP reform amid fossil lobbying.
A live blog covering the David Jones collapse, Russell Brand's rape and sexual assault conviction, Coles bonus forfeitures, Qantas fare increases and other national and world news.
Police recovered the bodies of two people killed when a Cessna 172P from Nelson Airport crashed in a remote area south of Castor Peak. The TAIC has opened an investigation.
Un académico chileno analiza el primer caso humano documentado del virus Shamonda en Lyon, Francia, y plantea una vigilancia integrada sin asumir transmisión no demostrada.
Una revisión narrativa liderada por investigadores del Reino Unido concluye que la atención primaria estructurada mejora el control y seguimiento de la diabetes tipo 2 a escala global.
Florida ejecutó a Jesse Guardado, su 19.ª ejecución del año, igualando un récord, el mismo día que Indiana y Alabama aplicaron la pena capital.
Los padres de una niña de 13 años demandan a Google por negligencia, alegando que la IA de búsqueda en una Chromebook escolar no evitó que planificara su suicidio y funeral.
Russell Brand was convicted of raping one woman and sexually assaulting three others between 2004 and 2009, and was remanded in custody ahead of sentencing on Monday.
Former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon told the court the shooting of Jesse Baird was not intended to kill, and that he disguised himself as an UberEats rider beforehand.
The Victorian Liberal Party's campaign bus, the 'Jess Express', reversed into a jewellery store awning in Bentleigh on its first official campaign day. No one was injured and the bus suffered only minor scratches.
Russell Brand was convicted at Southwark Crown Court of one rape and three sexual assaults against four women between 2004 and 2009, and remanded in custody ahead of sentencing on Monday.
Guy Monseair, a former Cape Cod Rowing Club coach, was charged with four counts of aggravated statutory rape of a child and one count of indecent assault and battery, after arrest in New York.
