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Once Upon A Time – Feb. 2 – 1971 – Idi Amin Ousts Milton Obote, Appoints Himself President Of Uganda

1653 New Amsterdam becomes a city (later renamed New York) 1738 Young George Whitefield departs for Georgia, intending to become a permanent missionary to the...

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Prince Of Wales Hotel Canada – Standing Proudly Since 1927

The Prince of Wales Hotel is a historic and quite iconic hotel which is located in the hamlet Waterton, in the southwestern part of...

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Oil Spill In Ecuador Affects Nation’s Amazon Forest

Ecuador’s environment ministry says an oil spill in eastern ecuador has reached a protected area of the nation’s amazon rainforest and contaminated a river...

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Haiti Flood: 2,500 Families Displaced, Rivers Swell Amid Heavy Rains

Thousands of homes were flooded and some 2,500 families were displaced in Haiti as torrential rain caused rivers to burst their banks, and rescue...

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Refugees Fleeing Sudan Describe Harsh Detention Conditions In Egypt

Thousands of Sudanese refugees who escaped their country’s civil war say they are facing a new ordeal in Egypt, where reports of mass detentions and deportations have increased sharply. A Reuters investigation details accounts from refugees who describe overcrowded detention centres, poor living conditions and growing fears of...

Kenya Launches $1.2 Billion Airport Expansion Project

Kenya has signed a major agreement worth $1.2 billion to expand Nairobi’s main international airport as the country seeks to strengthen its position as East Africa’s leading aviation hub. The deal, signed with China Road and Bridge Corporation, will significantly increase the capacity of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport...

South African Rand Falls As Stronger Dollar Hits Emerging Markets

South Africa’s currency came under pressure on Wednesday as investors reacted to a stronger U.S. dollar and expectations that American interest rates could remain elevated for longer. The rand weakened during early trading, reflecting broader concerns among investors about riskier emerging-market assets. Analysts say recent signals from the...