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Waste Pollution Raises Environmental Concerns Along Peru’s Rímac River Ahead of El Niño Rains

Growing piles of rubbish and household waste along sections of the Rímac River in Lima have raised concerns among residents, who are calling for stronger waste management measures as the region prepares for rains associated with the El Niño phenomenon. Footage recorded on Monday https://www.viory.video/en/videos/a3014_27102026/river-of-rubbish-plastic-furniture-and-construction-waste-pile-up-in-lima-s-rimac-as-residents-warn-of-pollution-and-approaching-el-nino-rains shows plastic bottles, bags, discarded furniture and construction debris accumulating … Read more

Uganda and Kenya Seek Stronger Tourism Ties at 5th Coast Tourism and Innovation Summit

Uganda and Kenya are exploring new opportunities to strengthen tourism cooperation, improve regional connectivity and accelerate sector growth at the ongoing 5th Uganda–Kenya Coast Tourism and Innovation Summit in Mombasa. The summit, hosted at Sarova Whitesands, brings together tourism stakeholders to discuss innovative approaches to tourism development, with a focus on technology, youth participation, policy … Read more

Trump Blames Immigration for Protests and Unrest Across Europe

US President Donald Trump has blamed immigration for a wave of protests and unrest across Europe, arguing that governments should have tightened migration policies earlier, despite demonstrations in several countries being driven by concerns over the cost of living, housing shortages and public service cuts. Speaking to reporters, Trump dismissed concerns about the violence, saying … Read more

Sudan Launches Polio Vaccination Campaign Across 12 States to Protect Children

Sudan’s Federal Ministry of Health has launched a nationwide polio vaccination campaign targeting children under five across 12 states, as authorities intensify efforts to prevent the spread of the disease amid ongoing conflict and disruptions to healthcare services. The campaign, running from October 26 to 29, 2026, involves health workers administering oral polio vaccines at … Read more

Heavy Rains Trigger Flooding in Mexico, Sweeping Away Vehicles and Damaging Homes

Heavy rainfall over the weekend has triggered flooding in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, after the La Montada dyke overflowed, inundating residential streets, damaging homes and sweeping away vehicles. Viory Drone footage captured on Monday showed floodwaters flowing through residential areas of the border city following rainfall exceeding 25 millimetres. Mayor Héctor Rafael Ortiz said at least … Read more

Museveni Hosts Somali President for Talks on Security and Trade Cooperation

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni hosted the President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, for bilateral talks focusing on security cooperation and trade relations between the two countries. The meeting, held on Monday, October 26, 2026, provided an opportunity for the two leaders to discuss matters of mutual interest, with particular emphasis on … Read more

AFCON 2027: Tanzania Targets 90% Readiness as East Africa Prepares for Historic Football Tournament

Preparations for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) are gaining momentum, with Tanzania targeting more than 90% completion of its hosting preparations by December 2026 as East Africa gets ready to welcome Africa’s biggest national-team football tournament. Tanzania will co-host the competition alongside Uganda and Kenya, marking the first time the Africa Cup of … Read more

Uganda Remains Ebola-Free as 60 Contacts Complete Monitoring

Ministry of Health on Uganda says the country remains Ebola-free, with all 60 contacts linked to a recent Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) case involving a Kenyan traveller having completed their mandatory 21-day follow-up period and been discharged. Speaking during a press conference, Health Minister Dr. Chris Baryomunsi said investigations into the case are ongoing in … Read more

Pastor Daniel Mukuye Urges Christians to Return to Prayer: “It Is Time to Pray!”

While preaching at Makerere Full Gospel Church today, Pastor Daniel Mukuye urged Christians to remain steadfast in prayer, emphasising that whether they have stopped praying or remained consistent, now is the time to seek God. Drawing from Revelation 2:7 and Zechariah 10:1, the sermon reminds believers not to grow weary in prayer, but to seek … Read more

Indonesian Protesters Demand Resignation of President Prabowo and Vice President Gibran

Hundreds of students and activists have taken to the streets of central Jakarta, demanding the resignation of Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka over what they describe as two years of government failures. The demonstrators gathered near the Tugu Tani monument on Tuesday, carrying banners, waving flags and displaying a mock … Read more

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