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Mugabe’s Children Appeal Chief’s Exhumation Of Former Leader

The children of former Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe have appealed a ruling by a traditional chief ordering the exhumation of the remains of the...

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USA

Anti-Poverty Groups Criticise Rich Countries Over G7 Tax Deal

Anti-poverty campaigners have criticised a deal reached by seven wealthy countries to impose a minimum tax on multinational companies, saying it would benefit rich...

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Asia

At Least 30 Killed After 2 Express Trains Collide In Pakistan

Two express trains collided in southern Pakistan early Monday, killing at least 30 passengers, as rescuers and villagers worked to pull injured people and...

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Asia

S.Korea Court Dismisses Forced Labour Case Against Japan Firms

A South Korean court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by 85 victims of wartime forced labour seeking compensation from 16 Japanese firms, saying accepting...

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Ghana Mourns ‘Generous And Popular Giant’ Who Was Country’s Tallest Man

Ghana is mourning Sulemana Abdul Samed, the nation's tallest man, whose death has triggered widespread grief, particularly in the north where his extraordinary height had made him a household name. The 33-year-old, popularly known as Awuche, died Monday at a hospital in Tamale, roughly 160km south of his...

Wike Approves Promotion Of 3,592 FCT Workers

Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister Nyesom Wike has approved the promotion of 3,592 civil servants following the successful completion of the 2025 promotion exercise conducted by the FCT Civil Service Commission. The announcement was made on Wednesday by the Chairman of the FCT Civil Service Commission, Emeka Ezeh, in a statement released through...

Thousands Return Home In Spain As Fresh Heatwave Sparks New Wildfire Fears

Thousands of residents evacuated because of devastating wildfires across Spain have been allowed to return to their homes after authorities eased emergency restrictions in parts of Toledo, Madrid, Ávila and Castellón. In the Madrid region alone, around 24,000 residents have been cleared to return home, while movement restrictions affecting another 20,000...