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Tragic Dog Attack Claims Nigerian Woman’s Life in Italy.

A 27-year-old Nigerian woman, Patricia Masithela, tragically lost her life in Latina, Italy, after being attacked by a pack of starving dogs. The incident occurred late Monday night when Patricia visited a male friend's abandoned villa in the Lazio region, unaware that he was not home.Her desperate screams alerted neighbors, but by the time help arrived, Patricia was found severely injured, lying in a pool of blood with multiple deep wounds. Emergency responders rushed her to Santa Maria Goretti Hospital, but she succumbed to her injuries due to excessive blood loss.Police intervened by shooting two of the aggressive dogs to access the scene, while the remaining pack scattered. Local authorities are investigating the incident, focusing on how the dogs, reportedly malnourished, ended up in the area.The tragic event has reignited debates on stray animals and public safety, with residents demanding […]

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Tragedy at South African Gold Mine: Death Toll Rises to 78.

South African rescue teams have recovered 78 bodies and rescued 166 survivors from the Stilfontein gold mine after a three-day operation. The disaster, which has left families devastated, highlights ongoing concerns about mine safety. Police spokesperson Athlenda Mathe provided updates, noting the extensive efforts by rescue teams. Investigations into the cause of the tragedy are underway.

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Shocking Murder: Gospel Singer Arrested for Allegedly Beheading Girlfriend

A tragic incident in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, has left the country in shock as 24-year-old Salome Adaidu was allegedly beheaded by gospel singer Timileyin Ajayi, who was found with her severed head in a bag. The gruesome discovery occurred on Sunday near a church, leading to Ajayi's arrest by the police.The police were alerted when Ajayi's actions drew attention, and they were able to rescue him from a mob before taking him into custody. Further investigation revealed other dismembered body parts of the victim found at his home. Ajayi has not yet commented on the allegations.Adaidu, a member of the National Youth Service Corps serving in Abuja, was not believed to be in a relationship with the suspect. Her family, still reeling from the tragic loss, has called for justice, urging the government to ensure a thorough investigation and prosecution.A […]

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Tragedy Strikes South African Mine: 36 Dead as Rescuers Search for Missing Miners.

A harrowing rescue mission continues in Stilfontein, South Africa, where rescuers have retrieved 36 bodies and rescued 82 survivors after a mining collapse. Authorities are working tirelessly to find more miners believed to be trapped over 2km underground, following a crackdown on illegal mining activities. Many of the miners, known as "zama zamas," have been trapped since last year, with some being underground for months. Family members are anxiously awaiting news, with some voicing frustrations at the government's handling of the situation. Relatives demand a swift rescue, as many fear for the lives of their loved ones still trapped below.

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President Mahama Orders Emergency Food Redistribution to SHS.

President John Dramani Mahama has instructed the Chief of Staff and the Ghana Education Service (GES) to swiftly evacuate food stored in Tema warehouses to Senior High Schools (SHS) nationwide. This directive aims to address a pressing food shortage that arose after schools reopened on January 3, 2025, against the advice of the Conference of Heads of Assisted Secondary Schools.Speaking at a Christian National Thanksgiving Service held at the University for Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), the President explained that the stored food, originally imported in response to drought conditions in Northern Ghana, will now serve as an emergency solution for SHS feeding.President Mahama also highlighted education as a core element of his "reset agenda," committing to improving infrastructure, teacher resources, and access to technology. He announced plans for a National Education Review Conference to address systemic challenges and forge a […]

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Africa Fires Back at Macron’s ‘Ungrateful’ Remark.

French President Emmanuel Macron has come under heavy criticism from Senegal and Chad following his statement that African countries in the Sahel region were ungrateful for France's role in combating jihadist insurgencies. Speaking at a conference in Paris, Macron claimed that without French military intervention, no Sahelian nation would remain sovereign.Chad’s Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah labeled Macron’s remarks as "contemptuous" and demanded respect for African sacrifices, particularly referencing African soldiers’ contributions during World Wars. Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko accused France of destabilizing parts of Africa, such as Libya, and questioned its ability to ensure Africa’s security or sovereignty.The remarks come as France’s influence wanes in the region, with countries like Chad, Senegal, and Ivory Coast recently ending military agreements. Nations like Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have also expelled French troops and moved closer to Russia.Chad’s foreign minister asserted […]

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Tinubu Hails Ghana’s Democracy at Mahama’s Inauguration.

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended Ghana's democratic strength, calling it a beacon for Africa during President John Dramani Mahama's inauguration at the Black Star Square in Accra. Tinubu described Ghana’s peaceful democratic transitions as proof of the continent’s progress.Highlighting Mahama’s leadership as patriotic and visionary, Tinubu pledged Nigeria's unwavering support for Ghana. He urged African leaders to prioritize regional unity, combat poverty, and build resilient economies, drawing inspiration from Ghana’s legacy and shared history with Nigeria.The event, attended by ten heads of state and international dignitaries, symbolized Africa's potential for progress. Tinubu praised the significance of Ghana's Black Star as a unifying symbol for the continent and called for African nations to overcome internal conflicts and external influences to achieve prosperity.

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Experts Allay Fears Over Rising HMPV Cases in China.

Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) cases are on the rise in China, sparking concerns of a global health threat similar to COVID-19. However, health experts assure the public that the virus, first discovered in 2001, is not new and primarily causes mild cold-like symptoms in most people. Severe cases are rare and typically occur in vulnerable groups such as infants, the elderly, and those with underlying health conditions.Chinese health authorities have reported increased respiratory infections in children aged 14 and under. Videos showing crowded hospitals have fueled concerns, but scientists clarify this surge aligns with seasonal trends. HMPV is one of many viruses causing winter healthcare strain, similar to flu and RSV.There’s no vaccine for HMPV yet, though a few are under development. Preventive measures like handwashing, proper ventilation, and staying home when sick remain key to controlling its spread. Experts emphasize […]

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Thieves Electrocuted While Stealing Streetlights in Nigeria.

In Bayelsa State, Nigeria, two suspected thieves lost their lives while allegedly attempting to steal solar-powered streetlights in the Ogobiri community of Sagbama Local Government Area.The tragic incident occurred near the Niger Delta University's New Site and the Ogobiri roundabout. The thieves had reportedly already brought down four streetlight poles and were trying to dismantle a fifth when it fell onto high-tension wires, electrocuting them on the spot.Theft of streetlights has been a recurring issue in the area, raising concerns about public safety and infrastructure security.

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Swiss Start-Up Revolutionizes Cocoa with Lab-Grown Chocolate.

A Swiss start-up, Food Brewer, is set to change the cocoa and coffee industry with its lab-grown approach. By using advanced cell culture technology, the company grows cocoa in bioreactors, bypassing traditional farming methods that are being increasingly affected by climate change and pests. This innovation offers a sustainable solution to declining cocoa production, particularly in West Africa. By 2026, Food Brewer plans to bring its cell-based chocolate to market, promising a product that’s both environmentally friendly and delicious. However, challenges remain, including regulatory hurdles and convincing consumers to embrace this new type of chocolate. The company aims to blend tradition with innovation, ensuring the new chocolate tastes just as good—if not better—than what we're used to.

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