Europe United Kingdom England's entire coast has opened for hikers; with 2.689 miles of continuous trails, it's the longest organized coastal footpath in the world
Africa Comoros In the capital, apart from a few incidents, the compulsory written tests were held in a calm atmosphere; out of 521 candidates registered, only 16 did not answer the call to school
Africa Chad An additional 2 million farmers in Chad, Ghana and Sierra Leone will benefit from the $315 million recently approved under the second phase of the IDA's West African Regional Food Systems Resilience Programme
America Chile A 200 metre-deep sinkhole has appeared near a northern mining area, sparking serious investigations among the national geology and mining departments
America Cuba A total of 39.377.029 anti-COVID-19 doses have been administered in Cuba; 90,1% of the Cuban population has completed the immunisation course
Europe Iceland Over ten thousand earthquakes have been detected since the series of earthquakes started at noon on Saturday, confirming a lot of seismic activity in the Reykjanes peninsula over the weekend
Oceania Micronesia The Federated States of Micronesia, in a new hitting wave of Covid-19, have developed an official, highly reliable, detailed update system on the country’s government website, whose specific link is active below as source
Africa Senegal At the Fann hospital in Dakar, special department CEPIAD offers an opioid substitution therapy programme to drug addicts, also aiming to reduce the spread of HIV
Oceania Samoa Mount Vaivai, the highest mountain on the island of Upolu, has not yet been formally recognised by local authorities, including the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources
Asia Oman The city of Muscat was voted one of the 25 best cities in the world by the readers of Travel + Leisure, taking 19th position
Africa Somalia 8.041 suspected cases of cholera and 37 deaths associated have been recorded in the first 6 months of 2022; according to WHO, infected water is one of the main causes and about 54% of those infected were children under the age of two
America Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Four more names are expected to be added to the list of National Heroes: PM said recommendations will be made to the Governor General to have Ebenezer Theodore Joshua, Robert Milton Cato, Dr JP Eustace and George McIntosh
Europe Sweden The school year starts in August - although exact date depends on local calendar - and most people return to work, amid a new Covid-19 peak expected this month and caos in flights still affecting Europe
Africa Uganda At least 24 people were killed in the floods that hit eastern Uganda last weekend, according to a recent assessment by the Ugandan Red Cross and the government