Jill Lupupa Bwalya

Third-culture kids can find belonging in the music they produce, write, and sing by crossing cultural bounds and finding new musical grounds by mixing genres.

Almost two million children in the Horn of Africa need urgent treatment for life-threatening severe acute malnutrition, UNICEF has estimated.

The Hollywood actor Brad Pitt and Australian musician Nick Cave can now add artists to their CV after making their art debut on Sunday.

Five people accused of smuggling migrants into western Europe from Turkey on luxury private jets have been arrested in Italy and Belgium.
The migrants each paid up to 10,000 euros (£8,690) for a spot on the planes and were carrying fake diplomatic passports, according to authorities.

British scientists say they have found evidence which "gives the best indication yet that there is liquid water on Mars".

A commander of a pro-government paramilitary force has been killed at the protests in Tehran since the death of Mahsa Amini.

NASA has released new images capturing Neptune and its rings, taken by the James Webb space telescope in July.

Armenia has said at least 49 of its soldiers have been killed as clashes broke out with Azerbaijan.

The fugitive behind the US navy bribery scandal - nicknamed "Fat Leonard" - has requested asylum in Venezuela following his arrest, a law enforcement official has revealed.

Rwanda is an "authoritarian state" where those considered opponents are tortured and murdered, lawyers opposing the government's deportation deal with the east African country have said.

Emmy Award-winning TV show Ted Lasso's fictional team will make a debut in this autumn's anticipated release of FIFA23.

The former co-host of NBC's Today show, Katie Couric, says that she has breast cancer and has urged other women to make sure they get scanned regularly.

Airline crew can now wear clothing that "expresses how they identify or present themselves" by scrapping different uniforms for men and women.

German police have raided a lakeside villa tied to Russian-Uzbek oligarch Alisher Usmanov in a bid to seize evidence of tax evasion.

Two banks in Lebanon have been held up by customers attempting to draw out their own money which has been frozen as the country suffers an economic meltdown.
Most have been locked out of foreign currency assets for the last two years, with banks only allowing small withdrawals which often don't cover the essentials.