Africa
Monkeypox Detected in Germany, 11 Countries Outside Africa Hit by Outbreak
The initial symptoms of Monkeypox include fever, headache, muscle aches, backache, chills and exhaustion. Some patients can develop a rash.
Monkeypox Outbreak Explosion as 1,300 Suspected Cases Reported, 58 Deaths
The cases and deaths have almost entirely been reported from the Democratic Republic of the Congo where the disease frequently spreads.
Meet the Woman, 23, Who Runs 3 Schools and Fosters Over 30 Children
Tusaiwe Munkhondiya is the founder of non-profit organizations "Empowering Young Mothers" and "You Are Not Alone" in Malawi.
Snake Charmer Dies After Playing With Cobra, Bitten on Finger and Mouth
The snake charmer had already caught and killed one snake that day, before catching another and playing with it.
As Famine Descends on Somalia, We Must Act to Save Lives
The biggest obstacle right now in helping Somalia is low funding for food aid.
Why Protecting Africa's Land and Biodiversity Is Everyone's Concern
In Côte d'Ivoire we have shown that when we bring together ideas, resources and partnership, it is possible to reverse harms and deliver change for good.
Biden Needs to Look Beyond the Military to Solve Somalia's Security Crisis
President Joe Biden needs to work with Somali leaders.
France's Military Presence in Africa Faces Reality Check As Mali Cuts Ties
"I believe that France has made considerable mistakes in its foreign policy in the Sahel and fails to look it in the mirror," former Malian Foreign Minister Kamissa Camara told Newsweek.
Friends Dodge Elephants, Cope With 104-Degree Heat in Trek Across Africa
The four college pals - Ivo, Jasper, Robbie, and Josh - have teamed up with charity "For Rangers" for some fundraising.
Biggest Elephant in Botswana Killed by Trophy Hunters for 8ft Tusks
The elephant had been carrying 200 pounds of ivory in its tusks, and was the largest to be hunted in the country since 1996.
Why Africa Doesn't Jump Into the Fray on Ukraine
Isn't the lesson learned from past sanctions inflicted on "rogue states" that they rarely work, and more often than not hurt ordinary people than help remove undesirable leaders? If so, why should Africa, arguably the weakest link of the international chain, try to tie down Russia?
Why Nigeria Could be the Next Afghanistan
The international community can certainly do more than it is doing now. We need not repeat the mistakes of Afghanistan.
Trio of Elephants Killed in 55 MPH Bus Crash After Being 'Hit at Once'
Villagers living near to where the incident occurred in Zimbabwe were later allowed to take home elephant meat from the accident scene.
Senior Christian Leaders in Algeria Face Prison as Rights Decline Continues
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune and his ministers would be wise to note that the Algerian people in general, and their Christians in particular, are strong, determined and resilient. They will not be bullied out of existence.
Miracle Elephant Twins That Had Little Chance of Surviving Found Alive
The extremely rare twins were first discovered in the Samburu National Reserve in Kenya January and are the first to be born in the area for almost 20 years.
Extraordinary Rare Photos Show Stunning Black Panther in African Wilderness
Photographer Don Heyneke is the first person to capture images of a melanistic leopard in the wild in Africa for more than a century.
Watch Elephant Mom Thank Rescuers After Saving Her Trapped Baby From Well
Rob Brandford of the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, told Newsweek the mother had been getting "increasingly distressed" as she wasn't able to save the calf.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Most Memorable Royal Tour Moments
During their marriage Harry and Meghan have undertaken a series of royal tours resulting in memorable moments from iconic images to revealing interviews.
True-Scale Map Comparing Russia to Africa Blows People's Minds
A TikTok video showing Russia dwarfed by the continent of Africa shows how many world maps misrepresent the true scale of countries.
Enormous Blob Deep Beneath Africa Is Slowly Rising, Scientists Discover
The structure is one of two thermochemical piles in Earth's mantle that influence processes at the planet's core.
Man Sworn in As Libya's New Leader Speaks Out On His Fight for Recognition
"I intend to pursue collaboration and transparency to move our country forward," Fathi Bashagha, one of two men claiming to be Libya's prime minister, told Newsweek.
Insane Driver Vs Elephant: Watch Car Try to Intimidate Herd
The driver in the video did something "absolutely insane" and attempted to swerve past the huge animal.
Watch Male and Female Leopard Show Affection in Astonishing Rare Footage
Big cat expert Tara Pirie said this behavior is "rarely seen" because leopards are often alone, but it can occur between a mother and her cub.
Say Her Name: Women Persecuted for Their Religion or Belief
On this International Women's Day, we ask that you say the names of women targeted and imprisoned for exercising and advocating for freedom of religion and belief.
North Carolina Man Loses Fingers, Almost Dies, After Venomous Viper Attack
The man was treated with 44 bottles of antivenom over the course of a week, which is double the usual amount used on a standard snake bite
Orphaned Albino Elephant Calf Swims With Adopted Family in Adorable Video
The 2-year-old albino calf was welcomed into the herd after she was rescued from a poacher's snare, abandoned and wounded, with her family nowhere to be seen.
Where Is the Outcry For All Global Conflicts and War?
It's racist jargon that makes us ignore conflicts raging internationally.
Turkey's 'Game-changer' Bayraktar Drones Won't Secure Ethiopia's Peace
A lull in gunfire should not be a moment to strategize fresh war plans. It should be a chance to fortify peace.
The Sahel Needs Help as Famine Looms
If the world pays attention to the Sahel crisis in Africa, a lot can be done to prevent the impending famine.
'Very Hungry' Black Mamba Breaks Into Cage and Eats Seven Pet Birds
Snake catcher Nick Evans said just one of the birds would have been a small meal for the mamba