Oceania Solomon Islands With newly improved roads in Auki, provincial police appealed to drivers in Malaita to use responsibility and greater care in driving; reckless driving had reportedly increased since works began, forcing to monitor underage drivers and speeding vehicles
Africa Mozambique Since February, more than 28.000 cases of cholera have been recorded, half of them involving children, Unicef said; Cyclone Freddy has shut down a hundred health centres and 250 drinking water points
Asia Oman Following agreements with Palestine, an Omani exhibition will be established in Palestine and a special corner for the State of Palestine will be displayed in the Omani National Museum
Oceania Nauru Nauru Tourism recently organised a training course for people interested in becoming tour guides; the course was organised because they were unable to meet all the demands of visitors
America Canada Agreement for a new wage deal between the government and a union representing 120.000 federal workers has been reached, ending the country’s largest public sector strike that had crippled services from tax returns to immigration
Europe Kosovo PM Kurti had a meeting at the Delphi Forum with Greek Foreign Minister Dendias, which led to hope that Greece might change its position on the non-recognition of the country
Asia Indonesia The country is committed to overseeing the performance of the three main pillars during its chairmanship of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in 2023
America Dominica The American Canadian School of Medicine plans to open the doors of its new medical school in Picard, Portsmouth, in August this year
Africa Central African Republic Russian paramilitary group Wagner allegedly receives 40 million francs per week (around €60.900) from Bangui government for its services, as revealed by Radio Ndeke Luka, which quotes PM Felix Moloua
Asia Yemen Yemeni army commander Faisal Rajab was released Sunday by the Houthis after eight years in captivity; critics describe the move by the Iran-backed militia as a "farce"
America Cuba Fuel shortages have forced Cuba to cancel Workers' May Day parade, a longstanding tradition; normally hundreds of thousands of people would be bussed in from all over the island nation and flood into Revolution Square
Oceania Fiji The University of Fiji has been awarded global quality accreditation by the Higher Education Quality Assurance Agency after successfully completing the international quality review
Europe Monaco At the first edition of the Cagliari-Monaco offshore sailing race, Yacht Club de Monaco members fully dominated the podium; the institution is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year
Africa Kenya The first Chinese language training programme dedicated to the Kenya Defence Forces was launched in Nairobi