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Nigeria’s gov’t (SGF) lauds former permanent secretaries

Nigeria The Federal Government has expressed deep appreciation for the Council of Former Permanent Secretaries (CORFEPS) for their contributions toward strengthening governance and improving efficiency within Nigeria’s public sector.  This commendation was made by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Sen. George Akume, CON, during a courtesy visit
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Gaza fall again as Israel resumes offensive

Gaza Israeli tanks have pushed into a new areas on the edge of Gaza City as it steps up its bombardment of the Palestinian urban centre. Residents in suburbs on the outskirts said tanks shelled houses, forcing people who were caught by surprise to move deeper into the city. Israel is preparing to launch a […]
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American deportees arrive in Rwanda

Rwanda Rwanda says a first group of seven deportees from the United States arrived in the country in mid-August under an agreement with Washington. A government spokesperson added that each case was vetted under the bilateral agreement, which allows Kigali to review and approve migrants before granting entry. No information was provided about the identities […]
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Kyiv’s Russian Airstrike Killed 15, See Photos

Ukraine Kyiv was hit by Russia’s biggest airstrike in months, a barrage that killed 15 people, wounded many more, and left homes and schools in ruins. Emergency teams continue to search for survivors. A massive Russian airstrike on Kyiv killed at least 15 people overnight, including children aged 2, 14, and 17, the Kyiv City Prosecutors’ Office reported
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10 killed, 50 injured in Russian fresh attack on kyiv

Russian At least 10 people have been killed and 48 wounded in a mass Russian drone and missile strike on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv. Two children were among the dead, local authorities said on Thursday citing preliminary information. The number of casualties is expected to rise.   This is the first major combined attack on the city […]
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3 colonial-era skulls returned to Madagascar

France In a significant move 127 years in the making, France has taken steps to return the remains of a slain king to Madagascar. The French government has officially handed over the skull of King Toera, along with three additional skulls believed to belong to members of the Sakalava ethnic group. This solemn ceremony took […]