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Israel Calls Up 60,000 Reservists for Gaza City Offensive

Israel is significantly escalating its military campaign with the launch of “Operation Gideon’s Chariots II,” mobilizing tens of thousands of additional troops in preparation for a major offensive in Gaza City—despite ongoing ceasefire negotiations with Hamas. Major Troop Mobilization: Defense Minister Israel Katz has authorized the call-up of 60,000 reservists and the extension of service for another 20,000, marking a significant military escalation in the Gaza conflict Target Areas – Gaza City Core: The operation focuses on key Hamas strongholds, including densely populated neighborhoods like Zeitoun and Jabalia, and seeks to dismantle underground tunnel networks. Humanitarian Alarm: With Gaza already reeling from extended conflict, relief groups and the UN warn that the offensive could spark another humanitarian catastrophe, potentially displacing hundreds of thousands amid famine and infrastructure collapse. As Israel prepares to escalate its offensive on Gaza City with a […]

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Hamas Accepts Gaza Ceasefire Plan Amid Hostage Deal Talks

In a significant development in the ongoing Gaza conflict, Hamas has agreed to the latest ceasefire and hostage release proposal put forward by regional mediators Egypt and Qatar. The deal, based on a framework crafted by U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, could mark the most serious step toward de-escalation in months of stalled negotiations. The Two-Stage Proposal According to a Palestinian official involved in the talks, the plan is structured as a two-stage agreement. Hamas would release roughly half of the 50 remaining Israeli hostages, believed to include around 20 still alive, over the course of a 60-day truce. During this period, negotiators would work toward securing a permanent ceasefire and paving the way for a gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza. While Hamas has publicly signaled approval of the plan, Israeli officials have not yet commented. Israeli Public Pressure […]

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280 Aid Trucks Enter Gaza, UN Warns Supply Insufficient

The Israeli military body Cogat, which coordinates aid entry into Gaza, has reported that 280 trucks carrying humanitarian supplies entered the Strip on Sunday through the Kerem Shalom and Zikim crossings. According to Cogat, 300 trucks were collected and distributed by the United Nations and other international organisations, while UN fuel tankers were delivered to support essential humanitarian systems. In addition, 131 pallets of aid were airdropped in a joint effort by the UAE, Jordan, Germany, Belgium, Italy, the Netherlands, and France. The US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation is among the groups delivering supplies to civilians. Despite these figures, several international agencies argue that the current aid levels are far from sufficient. Critics also say that airdrops are costly and less effective than land deliveries. The UN’s Palestinian refugee agency (Unrwa), in a situation report dated 8 August, stated […]

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Women in Benue Protested After Suspected Herdsmen Kill Farmers in Yelwata

Three farmers were killed and three others critically injured in an early morning attack by suspected herdsmen in Yelwata, Benue State, on Monday. The incident triggered a protest by women in the community, who accused soldiers of failing to respond promptly, leaving police officers and local youths to repel the attackers. The protesters blocked the federal highway linking Benue and Nasarawa states, demanding the withdrawal of soldiers from their communities. Former government official, Matthew Mnyam, confirmed the killings and injuries, adding that efforts by community leaders to persuade the women to end the protest were unsuccessful. Guma Local Government Chairman, Maurice Orwough, also confirmed the incident and appealed for calm. Yelwata has faced repeated violence in recent months. In June, an overnight attack in the area left dozens dead and displaced more than 3,000 residents, with official figures putting the […]

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Israeli Hostage Families Urge Nationwide Strike

Families of Israeli hostages held in Gaza are urging a nationwide general strike next Sunday to protest the government’s decision to expand military operations and seize Gaza City. “We are shutting down the country to save the soldiers and the hostages,” said relatives gathered in Tel Aviv, joined by the October 7 Council, which represents families of soldiers killed at the start of the war. Grassroots Push Gains Momentum Organizers say the strike will begin as a citizen-led movement, driven by private companies and individuals taking the day off to disrupt the economy. The October 7 Council claims hundreds of companies and thousands of citizens have already pledged participation. Israel’s largest trade union, Histadrut, has yet to commit but will meet with the families on Monday. Anat Angrest, whose son Matan is among the hostages, appealed directly to industry leaders: […]

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Kano Hires 1,038 Agriculture Extension Workers to Revolutionize Farming

Governor Yusuf’s Farming Revolution Takes Root Kano State has taken a major step toward agricultural transformation with the employment of 1,038 extension workers under the Kano Agricultural and Rural Development Authority (KNARDA). Governor Abba Yusuf presented appointment letters at the Coronation Hall, Government House, charging the new recruits to be agents of change in rural farming communities. Key Responsibilities:✔ Train farmers in modern techniques✔ Provide government-backed advisory services✔ Strengthen cooperative systems and input distribution "Shun absenteeism and corruption—your work will determine Kano’s farming future."— Gov. Abba Yusuf 🌾 Why This Matters for Kano’s Food Security Largest Extension Workforce in Nigeria: Reinforces Kano’s leadership in agriculture Smallholder Farmer Support: Bridges gap between policy and rural implementation Income Boost: Aims to increase farmers’ earnings through better practices 🗣️ Stakeholders Applaud the Move Danjuma Mahmoud (Agriculture Commissioner):"This employment drive will directly improve food production and livelihoods." Ladidi Garko (Civil Service Commission Chairperson):"A bold investment in Kano’s […]

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550+ Israeli ex-security chiefs urge Trump to end Gaza war

In a striking development, over 550 retired Israeli security officials, including former chiefs of the Mossad, Shin Bet, Israel Police, and the IDF, have called on U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene and help bring an immediate end to the Gaza war. The open letter, organized under the Commanders for Israel’s Security (CIS) umbrella, argues that Hamas no longer constitutes a strategic threat to Israel—and urges Trump to use his unique standing among Israelis to “press Prime Minister Netanyahu in the right direction: end the war, return the hostages, stop the suffering”. “Ami Ayalon, former Shin Bet director, summed up their position sharply: ‘At first this war was a just war … but when we achieved all military objectives, this war ceased to be a just war’”. Similarly, former Mossad chief Tamir Pardo warned that continuing the war "is pushing […]

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Trump Envoy Tours Controversial Gaza Aid Site Amid Rising Deaths

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, accompanied by Ambassador Mike Huckabee, visited Gaza—marking the first high-profile American mission to the enclave since the war began—to inspect aid distribution run by the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF). The trip comes amid mounting global criticism over the GHF model, which the United Nations and human rights groups have sharply condemned for dangerous crowd-control tactics and inadequate access. Reuters reports that over 1,000 Palestinians have been killed near GHF sites, mainly by Israeli fire, with more deaths and injuries occurring during supply queues. During the Rafah visit, three more people were reportedly shot near a distribution center. Witkoff’s mission aims to inform President Trump’s evolving aid strategy and draft a plan to expand food and medical assistance. Critics argue the GHF sites have become “death traps,” while U.S. officials insist the program […]

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Une filière stratégique en plein essor : le soja au Togo

Le soja émerge comme l’une des filières agricoles les plus prometteuses du Togo, selon un récent article du journal Le Médium, publié mardi. Autrefois une culture secondaire, la production de soja connaît aujourd’hui un essor fulgurant dans plusieurs régions du pays — notamment les Plateaux, la Kara et les Savanes — où les agriculteurs produisent des graines de haute qualité, non transgéniques (non-OGM), fortement demandées sur les marchés internationaux. Une production prisée à l’international Le soja togolais est reconnu pour : Sa teneur élevée en protéines, Sa pureté naturelle, Et sa certification non-OGM, très recherchée par les importateurs en Europe et en Asie, où la demande pour les aliments biologiques et sans additifs progresse. Ces grains sont utilisés dans de nombreuses applications, allant des protéines végétales et aliments pour animaux au lait de soja, tofu et compléments alimentaires — offrant […]

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Trump Discusses Whisky Tariffs and Gaza with Swinney

U.S. President Donald Trump held a meeting with Scottish First Minister John Swinney where they discussed two major issues: Washington’s 10% tariff on Scotch whisky and the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Gaza. What We Found John Swinney reportedly urged President Trump to reconsider the 10% tariff imposed on Scotch whisky exports, describing the policy as a “significant impediment” to an iconic industry. Swinney emphasized whisky’s cultural and economic value to Scotland. During the same exchange, Trump acknowledged real starvation in Gaza and said he was working to “get things straightened out” with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, diverging from Israeli rhetoric denying a famine. These remarks came as Trump opened a new golf course in Scotland. Local reporting and Reuters-linked updates confirm that the pair used their 15-minute meeting to address both economic and humanitarian concerns on the international stage. Expert […]

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