Author: Mallory Shelbourne

A Navy destroyer made a port call to Africa last week as the U.S. military considers new destinations for its warships amid longer deployments to support the war with Iran. USS Ross (DDG-71) pulled into Mombasa, Kenya, on Saturday for a planned stop, according to a Navy news release. The port call comes as deployments for U.S. Navy aircraft carriers and their escorts have been repeatedly extended amid the ongoing war between the U.S. and Iran. “Access to regional ports such as Mombasa supports the U.S. Navy’s ability to sustain readiness, conduct routine logistics and resupply, and remain prepared toRead…

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Panaji: Kennedy D’Silva, director of the Karuna Football Foundation, has been honoured with the Asian Excellence Award 2026 under the category “Humanitarian Excellence through Sports.” The award, organised by Oberon Production, recognises his outstanding dedication and impactful contributions using sport as a means of humanitarian service and community transformation.Read More

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Ralph Lauren Corporation announced a partnership with the Korea National Cancer Center Foundation to create The Ralph Lauren Center for Patient and Family Recovery in Goyang, South Korea. This will be its first cancer center in Asia and is planned to open in 2028 within the NCC’s Phase II Proton Therapy Center. The partnership deepens Ralph Lauren’s long-running Pink Pony cancer initiative and may influence brand equity and stakeholder perception by tying the label more closely to patient…Read More

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