Zimbabwe’s government has introduced a ban on police officers using mobile phones during their shifts. A recent memo instructs officers to hand over their phones to supervisors when they arrive at work and only to use them during breaks. Although the memo doesn’t specify the reasons for the ban, many believe it’s part of a […]
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We have talked about this in the past, educating African leaders and appealing to them to tread carefully with Mr. Bill Gates and his team concerning his ideas on agricultural activities, including various vaccine issues that would be introduced to the continent of Africa shortly, if the distribution has not started flowing into countries on
North Korea is blaming South Korea’s military for sending drones into its territory. Pyongyang claims these drones flew over the capital city multiple times, dropping anti-North Korea leaflets. What’s Behind the Accusations? North Korea says it found evidence of over 230 drone flights since June. They also released photos of what they claim is a
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The friction between Russia and Ukraine has reached a critical stage. Leaders in Moscow caution that increased Western aid to Ukraine’s military actions could lead to severe repercussions. Conflict Zone in Eastern Ukraine The advances of Russia’s military have sparked worries about the stability of the region. Ukraine is looking for support from the West
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Imagine having a personal assistant that can take over your web browser to get things done for you. That’s what Google is working on. Their new AI technology, code-named Project Jarvis, aims to revolutionize tasks like research and online shopping. Instead of searching and clicking yourself, Jarvis would do it for you. Sources reveal that
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Nigeria has sealed a major deal with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to supercharge its economy. This partnership will help Nigerian businesses access vital funds in the local currency, reducing reliance on foreign exchange. The IFC aims to pour over $1 billion into Nigeria’s key sectors, including: – Agriculture – Housing – Infrastructure – Energy
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Georgia’s recent parliamentary election has sparked outrage after reports of voting irregularities. President Salome Zourabichvili has called for protests, labeling the outcome a “Russian special operation.” The ruling party, Georgian Dream, won 54% of the vote, but opposition parties and monitors allege significant violations, including vote-buying and intimidation. The US and EU are demanding a
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Billions of naira were budgeted to fix roads in Nigeria under the supervision of ex-governor David Umahi, who is the minister of works in Nigeria, yet no progress report has been recorded, hence the lawmakers at the national assembly are castigating him. They are accusing him of not performing his duty as expected. We know
French President Emmanuel Macron is visiting Morocco, marking a new era of friendship between the two nations. This comes after France changed its stance on Western Sahara, backing Morocco’s autonomy plan. A Strong Partnership Morocco and France have a long history of cooperation on trade, security, and climate change. Morocco is France’s top partner in
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A devastating discovery was made off Tunisia’s coast as 16 migrant bodies were recovered. Unfortunately, the bodies were too degraded to identify. A Dire Situation Tunisia is grappling with a severe migration crisis. Many Africans are risking everything to reach Europe, hoping for a better life. Recent Months’ Toll Dozens have perished in similar incidents.
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