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At least Three Killed, Twenty Injured As Earthquake Hits Thailand

A powerful earthquake rocked Southeast Asia on Friday, killing several people, bringing down a skyscraper under construction in Bangkok and toppling buildings in neighbouring Myanmar, where...

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Victor Uwaifo, Three Notable Nigerians Who Died From Pneumonia

Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church, has long been known for his resilience, both in faith and health. Born in 1936 in Argentina,...

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Religion

Pope Francis’s Health: Timeline and Latest Updates

Pope Francis, 88, has been discharged from Rome’s Gemelli hospital after nearly 40 days of treatment for a severe respiratory infection that progressed into...

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Ogun State, Morocco Sign MoU to Boost Energy, Port Development, and Industrial Growth

A major economic collaboration has been sealed between Ogun State and the Confederation of General Employers of Morocco (CGEM), as both parties signed a...

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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...