The Beni Pygmies Live Distant from Their Native Homelands

The Pygmies of Beni, in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, live in a temporary camp far from the forest and their sources of food as they flee the atrocities of ADF insurgents. According to Malaika Élysée, these families are pleading for assistance.

Following a series of drone assaults against energy sites in Libya, five people—including foreigners—have been detained in Tripoli. Libyan authorities say the individuals are part of a large sabotage ring targeting key sites.

Millions of them have been robbed of their childhood. An international day has been set aside by the UN to fight forced and early marriages, a problem that impacts millions of girls worldwide. Sierra Leone spearheaded the project.

The price of necessities has skyrocketed in Sudan due to the country’s currency collapse. The already severe economic crisis is getting worse as the cost of sugar, beans, and lentils rises.

Danish-Egyptian director May El-Toukhy’s historical drama “Woman Unknown” (Kvinde Ukendt) about the end of World War II will be screened at the Venice Film Festival. It is vying for the coveted Golden Lion and is the only female-directed picture in competition this year.

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