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How have the U.N.'s global goals fared one year on?
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - World leaders one year ago agreed on an ambitious set of global goals designed to tackle the world's most troubling problems such as extreme poverty and inequality by 2030 at the United Nations.
Forced evictions leave Roma children vulnerable in France, say campaigners
PARIS (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Baby Lea softly squirms on an old yellowing mattress outside the town hall in Montreuil - a suburb in eastern Paris.
Speculation about being replaced as Negri Sembilan MB an old story, says Mohamad
SEREMBAN: Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan rubbished speculation that he would be replaced, claiming it was an old issue that has been recycled.
New Zealand posts record migrants, but key sectors missing out
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's immigration boom struck a record with 125,000 newcomers landing in the 12 months through August, yet shortages of skilled labour in hot sectors like tech and construction is fuelling criticism of government policies.
Time for Mugabe to go, says Botswana President Khama
GABORONE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's 92-year-old President Robert Mugabe should step aside without delay and allow new leadership of a country whose political and economic implosion since 2000 is dragging down the whole of southern Africa, Botswana President Ian Khama said.
South Africa's Tutu out of hospital after treatment
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Retired South African cleric and anti-apartheid campaigner Archbishop Desmond Tutu was discharged from hospital on Wednesday, after he was re-admitted on Saturday to treat an infection, his family said.
Who's sky is it anyway? U.S. drone case tests rights to air space
LONDON/WASHINGTON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When a small town American roofer took legal action against a neighbour for shooting down his drone, the local dispute sparked a case that could help shape the newest frontier of property rights law – who owns the air.
Rift Valley Fever outbreak kills 21 in western Niger
DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Health workers in western Niger are racing to contain an outbreak of Rift Valley fever that has killed at least 21 people over the past month, an aid agency said on Wednesday.
960km solo walk to raise awareness on cancer
MAHENDRAN Suriyanarayanan completed an amazing solo walk on Sept 18 to help raise public awareness on cancer.
Parks and playgrounds build community spirit
HAVING well-planned parks in strategic locations is not only beneficial to residents but also brings economic benefits and helps unite the community.
