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Ethiopia’s Immigration and Citizenship Service (ICS) has announced the integration of the Fayda national digital ID with the passport application system in a bid to streamline the process and ...

ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — Ethiopia’s ruling party has maintained an overwhelming majority in parliament following the June ...

The Kenosha City Council has approved nearly $300,000 in contracts to remove invasive species, reconstruct Nash Park Road, and improve concrete areas throughout the city this summer.

Petrified Forest National Park, 18 miles southeast of Holbrook, is world-renowned for its petrified wood deposits, but much less known for its mining history and potash deposits. The area is located ...

During the pandemic and beyond, an innovative local program is taking collaboration to the next level to make a difference for first responders, health-care workers and the community. Tucson ...

Closing Women’s History Month, Studio Samuel Girls Academy connects students to global leaders and experiences that expand career pathways and possibilities The closing session brought together 20 ...

While it’s commonly served cooked, many people enjoy eating zucchini raw too, as it works great in salads, with dips, as a wrap, or even spiralized to make low-carb noodles. Zucchini, also known as ...

The IRC provides our corporate partners with unique opportunities to demonstrate your company's values and commitment to humanitarian relief and development while helping rebuild the lives of those ...

As President Donald Trump considers a major strike on Iran after discussions about limiting that nation’s nuclear program and ballistic missile production haven’t progressed, the US military has ...

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Nonprofits backed by the Rockefeller Foundation and the World Bank have won tens of millions of dollars to boost the productivity of African farmers using an array of solar-power devices.