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North Korea has reportedly begun sending troops to support Russia in its never-ending conflict with Ukraine. This was the claim of South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS). South Korea is alarmed by reports of North Korean soldiers aiding Russia in Ukraine. President Yoon Suk Yeol convened an urgent security meeting, deeming it a “grave security threat.” Intelligence reports indicate that 1,500 North Korean troops are already in Russia, with numbers expected to reach 12,000. This coincides with North Korea’s supply of weapons to Russia, raising global concerns. South Korea’s spy agency has corroborated these claims, while analysts suggest the troops…

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Vinicius Tobias, former Real Madrid full-back, is facing a personal challenge after discovering that Maite, the daughter he had with his ex-girlfriend Ingrid Lima, is not biologically his. Excited by the child’s birth, Tobias even tattooed her name, but a paternity test revealed otherwise. In a statement, Ingrid explained that they had separated and each moved on with other relationships before Maite’s birth. She urged people to stop attacking Tobias, confirming they had reached an understanding. Vinicius’ ex-girlfriend released a statement on her Instagram on this matter, stating: “As everyone already knows, Vinicius and I haven’t been together for a…

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Hezbollah announced on Friday that it is entering a more intense phase of conflict with Israel, following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. Sinwar, responsible for the October 7 attack that escalated the Gaza war, was killed by Israeli forces on Wednesday. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed the event, stating it was a critical moment in the war but not the end, vowing continued efforts to rescue hostages. In a recorded video statement following the confirmation of the death on Thursday, Netanyahu remarked, “Today we have settled the score. Today evil has been dealt a blow but our task…

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Kenya’s President William Ruto has nominated Interior Minister Kithure Kindiki as his new deputy. This is coming hours after the Senate voted to impeach Rigathi Gachagua, who previously held the position. Gachagua, the previous occupier was impeached on five out of 11 charges, including gross violation of the constitution and incitement of ethnic hatred. He has denied the allegations, labeling them as politically motivated. However, in a statement to the National Assembly by Ruto, Speaker Moses Wetang’ula said, “I have received a message from the president regarding the nomination of Professor Kithure Kindiki to fill the vacancy which has occurred…

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Former Manchester United coach, Sir Alex Ferguson, revealed that before moving to Old Trafford, he had offers from three English Clubs. He listed Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, and Wolverhampton Wanderers. His decision to join Manchester United was influenced by Aberdeen chairman Dick Donald, who advised him to only leave Aberdeen for United. “I said [to Aberdeen chairman Dick Donald] that maybe it was time for me to leave, blah, blah, blah, and he said to me ‘don’t talk like that’. You should go only to one club – Manchester United. Ferguson, who had guided Aberdeen to multiple titles, was eager to…

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American rapper Cardi B, born Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar, has vowed to quit drinking alcohol after celebrating her 32nd birthday in New York. In a video shared on Instagram, she humorously declared, “I will never, ever drink again,” and admitted she was still feeling the effects of alcohol from her celebration. Cardi B recently welcomed her third child with Offset, despite filing for divorce in December 2023. Offset previously alleged infidelity during her pregnancy, but Cardi B has yet to address the claims publicly. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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Senator Orji Kalu, representing Abia North, revealed that President Bola Tinubu personally monitors the conditions in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), moving around Abuja to observe Nigerians’ struggles. Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Kalu highlighted that Tinubu is deeply aware of the hardships, describing him as “a street person” familiar with the ground realities. “The president himself knows that Nigerians are suffering and hungry. He is a street person; he knows the street very well,” Senator Kalu said. He continued: “The president some nights uses his car to go around and know what is happening in Abuja here.” This…

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The naira depreciated further against the dollar, weakening to ₦1660.49 per dollar on Thursday from ₦1659.69 on Wednesday. In three days, it has lost ₦107.5. In the black market, it remained at ₦1705 per dollar. Despite efforts by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to stabilize the naira, the currency remains volatile. CBN Governor Olayemi Cardoso highlighted that a weak naira could benefit the country if investments are made, while the World Bank noted the naira as one of Africa’s worst-performing currencies. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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The Kenyan Senate has impeached Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua after a vote held on Thursday evening. Despite a plea from Gachagua’s lawyer, Paul Muite, to delay the proceedings due to the deputy president’s hospitalization, the Senate proceeded with the vote. Gachagua, who faced 11 charges, was impeached on five counts, including undermining the judiciary and gross misconduct. His impeachment marks the first time a Kenyan deputy president has been removed from office. A total of 281 MPs voted in favor of his ouster. Get instant and latest news updates via Our WhatsApp Community, X/Twitter or Google News online channel.

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The Nigerian government has confirmed that fuel and foreign exchange (FX) subsidies are permanently removed, according to Finance Minister Wale Edun. During a presentation by the World Bank in Abuja, Edun emphasized that these policies had heavily burdened Nigeria’s economy, draining over ₦10 trillion, equivalent to 5% of the country’s GDP. “Fuel and FX subsidies are extinguished,” he said. To address economic challenges, the government is launching a new plan focusing on housing finance to boost construction and create jobs. “The government expects this approach to boost construction activities and generate significant job creation. “The plan will be anchored around…

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