insert_link World Immigration surge largest in US history Says NYT report New analysis shows that more than 2 million migrants have entered the US per year under the Biden Administration. This includes legal and illegal migration. The recent surge outpaces any other period in US history. Toni Waterman has more. todayDecember 12, 2024 8
insert_link 1 Oshiwambo Trump audaneka taka eta ombili moilyolongo youshilo wopokati Omupresident mupe opo ahoololwa mo America Donald Trump okwa udaneka taka eta ombili yaalushe konghalo yoita yadidilikwa moilyolongo youshilo wopokati. Shelikwatelela koshikundaneki sho AP, oshati Trump pefimbo ali eli metifa loikonga yaye yomahoololo noikundaneki mu April neudo, okwali adaneka kutya ngee okwa hoololwa ota kaalula ombili noku loteka omadipao ovanhu moita yadidilikwa mo Gaza, ashike okwati nande ongaho ita shikakala oshinima shipu okushininga. Trump okwa teelelika aka kwatele komesho oshilongo […] todayNovember 7, 2024 7 1
insert_link World US presses Israel to allow Gaza aid, and threatens to withhold arms The United States is demanding Israel boost aid access to Gaza, and warns failure to do so would risk cutting off some US military assistance. In a letter, the Biden administration instructed its Middle East ally to act "within 30 days" on a series of concrete measures, expressing "deep concern" about the "deteriorating humanitarian situation" in the war-torn Palestinian territory. As Benji Hyer reports. todayOctober 16, 2024 8
insert_link World US says Taiwan speech no justification for China military pressure The United States says China has no justification for using an annual national day speech by Taiwan as a pretext for military pressure. President Lai Ching-te, who took office in May, has delivered a keynote address on Thursday, which is likely to anger China. Laura Westbrook reports. todayOctober 10, 2024 14
insert_link Health / Medical US states sue TikTok, calling it ‘digital nicotine’ More than a dozen US states are filing lawsuits against TikTok because of its effects on teens and other young users. A bipartisan coalition of attorneys general allege the social media giant is addictive and harmful to users' mental health. TikTok says the claims are "inaccurate and misleading." On the ground for us is Sally Patterson with more. todayOctober 10, 2024 15
insert_link 4 Oshiwambo OmuPresident Nangolo Mbumba, elitumapo ko USA OmuPresident Nangolo Mbumba, onghela okwalonda munelomba lomushindi noku litumapo okuya ko New York, USA. Olopota yapitifilwa oikundaneki onghela okudja mombelewa yomupresident oyati omutwe woshilongo ota kakufa ombinga, moyongalele yopavali yafimana omo mwakwatelwa oshongalele oshi 79th UN General Assembly, osho sha fanekwa shikakaleko okudja mo 19 fiyo 28 September 2024 oshoyo oshongalele sho Future, shoo sha fanekwa shikakufe ombinga okudja mo 20 fiyo 24 September 2024. Olopota oyati omuPresident Mbumba, ota […] todaySeptember 17, 2024 17 4
insert_link Business / Economics Revised economic data shows U.S. jobs growth less strong than estimated The US labor department has revised job growth numbers, finding in the year up until March, payrolls were overstated by around 818,000 jobs. That suggests job growth has been less positive than previously thought, although unemployment remains relatively low. As Caroline Malone reports. todayAugust 22, 2024 22
insert_link Sport Paris 2024: How Africa performed in Paris and the road to the 2028 LA Olympics By Stephen Granger, via bird story agency For a little over two weeks, hundreds of thousands of Paris-based spectators and billions globally were treated to another edition of ‘The Greatest Show on Earth’. The Olympic Games have no equal as a vehicle to show off the extraordinary sporting talent of the human race. Tickets for sports, which normally would scarcely attract more than the families of the participants, […] todayAugust 15, 2024 24
insert_link Business / Economics US Inflation drops below 3% for first time in 3 years Annual inflation in the US dipped below 3 percent in July for the first time in three years according to Labour Department Statistics. That's the lowest level it's been since March 2021, midway through the coronavirus pandemic. With more for us is Benji Hyer from Washington. todayAugust 15, 2024 15