RUBAVU, Northwestern Rwanda, Oct 21 (IPS) – Every morning, Valerie Mukamazimpaka, a businesswoman selling various food products from Rubavu, a district in Northwestern Rwanda, wakes up early morning to cross “Petite Barrière,” one of the busiest border crossings with the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Frankenstein in Charge: Netanyahu Rejects Trump’s Gaza Plan 
Nicaragua: End of the Electoral Illusion 
UN Special Rapporteur Urges the Protection of Children’s Rights Amid Deepening Conflict and Digital Threats 
Malawi Bets on Battery Storage to Climate-Proof Its Fragile Power Grid 
World marks second warmest July on record 
Ebola deaths top 2,000 as scientists race to develop vaccine 
Estrogen therapy is linked to fewer signs of Alzheimer’s in the brain 
A vest tested on the Artemis I mission blocked some radiation exposure