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Middle East

Egypt Opens Rafah Border Leading To Gaza Strip

Ahead of the first Palestinian national elections in 15 years, Egypt has opened its Rafah border that leads to the Gaza Strip. Tuesday's gate opening...

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Africa

Senegalese Army Captures 3 Rebel Bases In Southern Casamance Region

Senegal's army has captured three rebel bases in the southern Casamance region with support from neighbouring Guinea-Bissau, after fighting flared up in a long-dormant...

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Nigeria

Ministers Make Presentations As President Buhari Presides Over Meeting

Ministers Attend Meeting SLIDES Ministries of Petroleum Resources, Humanitarian Affairs, Water Resources, Power, Interior as well as Communications and Digital Economy made presentations at...

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Money

Medical Debt: New Jersey-Based Mega Church Pays Off $13.7 Million

New Jersey-based megachurch Liquid Church has helped to pay off $13.7 million in medical debt for approximately 3,800 people and families, despite experiencing financial...

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Map Resize: The Hour Africa Got Its Dimension Back

For 457 years, one map has shaped how generations of people around the world visualised the size of continents. The Mercator projection, introduced in 1569, became one of the world's most widely recognised maps. Originally designed primarily for navigation, its method of projecting the spherical Earth onto a...

Trump Says U.S. Could Stay in Iran and ‘Keep the Oil’

The U.S. president says Washington could remain engaged in Iran instead of leaving after the war, drawing comparisons with a controversial oil arrangement involving Venezuela. U.S. President Donald Trump has suggested that the United States could remain in Iran after the current war and potentially benefit from the country's...

Strait of Hormuz Crisis Deepens as Iran Talks Stall, Oil Prices Surge Above $100

Diplomatic efforts to reopen the world's most important oil chokepoint have stumbled, while attacks on shipping and Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure threaten to put millions more barrels of global supply at risk. Diplomacy aimed at easing the crisis around the Strait of Hormuz has hit a major setback, raising...