Avellon Williams Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso- Ibrahim Traoré, a name that resonates with leadership and resilience, has emerged as a formidable figure in Burkina Faso and beyond. Born on March 14, 1988, in Bondokuy, Burkina Faso, Traoré’s journey from a quiet student to the youngest head of state in the world is a testament to his determination and courage. Early Life and Read More…
Author: Mahogany Revue
Florida’s beaches to change under new law: What to know
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Tuesday that promises to reopen Panhandle beaches to the public, repealing a 2018 state law that allowed beachfront property owners to close off miles of local shoreline to residents. “This bill is about restoring local control, cutting red tape and putting our residents first,” the Republican governor said on Tuesday Read More…
People Share Signs That Are Absolutely Unhinged and We Can’t Help But Laugh
by Laurel Kornfeld This article was originally published on travellergazette.com We are inundated with signs, advertisements, and commercials everywhere we turn. Some experts estimate that the average American sees upwards of 10,000 ads a day. That’s a lot of signage! Thankfully, not all signs are trying to sell you something. There are some hidden gems among all Read More…
Harrison Okene Incredible Story Of 60 Hours Survival Underwater
Harrison Okene was working off the coast of Nigeria in May 2013 when a freak wave caused his tugboat to sink — trapping him 100 feet beneath the surface of the sea. DCN Diving Group/Barcroft USAHarrison Okene, the moment he was discovered by divers. When the Jascon-4 tugboat overturned off the Nigerian coast in May Read More…
Washington State: Global Warming & Deforestation Is A Major Concern
Wash. — On the 40th night of the protest, a black Jeep drove up a logging road and stopped near the base of a towering grand fir. For more than a month, environmental activists had been living on a platform some 80-feet up the trunk of that tree in an attempt to stop logging in Read More…
L.A. Unrest, Mexican President Sheinbaum Claims City ‘Wouldn’t Be What It Is’ Without Migrants
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the ICE raids that catalyzed days-long protests in Los Angeles, saying the city “wouldn’t be what it is” without migrants. “They migrate out of need and send resources to their families from there,” the president added. “Mexicans will always have our backing and demand that their human rights be respected. They must know that, Read More…








