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Johnvents Group Partners with British Investor to Elevate African Cocoa Production

Nigeria's Sweet Future: The Cocoa Revolution Nigeria's cocoa industry is standing at a crucial juncture, teetering on the brink of transformation. Leading the charge in this dynamic shift is Johnvents Group, a beacon of innovation and sustainability in agriculture. With inclusivity and a laser-focus on strategic growth, Johnvents is masterminding a new era for Nigerian cocoa, a story vividly unfolding through its budding alliance with British International Investment (BII) in Premium Cocoa Products (Ile-Oluji), a proud…

British Families Launch Legal Action Against TikTok Following Child Fatalities

Four families in the UK have initiated a profound lawsuit in the United States against the social media platform TikTok, linking the app's content to the untimely deaths of their children. They assert that their loved ones fell victim to a perilous trend known as the "blackout challenge," which they encountered while scrolling through TikTok's endless feed. The heartbreaking allegations include the tragic cases of Archie Battersbee, aged 12; Isaac Kenevan, 13; Maia Walsh, also 13; and Julian "Jools" Sweeney, aged 14. Each…

British Lawmaker Gavin Williamson Calls on US to Acknowledge North Western State of Somalia’s Independence Movement

Hargeisa (AX) – In a development that may stir diplomatic waters, British Member of Parliament Sir Gavin Williamson has vocally pressed the United States to acknowledge North Western State of Somalia as an independent entity. His demands follow serious accusations claiming that funds from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) are being funneled to bolster Al-Shabaab militants by the Somali government. Williamson took to X, which you might remember as the platform formerly known as Twitter, to…

Former British Soldier Sentenced to 14 Years for Espionage on Behalf of Iran

An ex-British soldier has received an astonishing sentence of over 14 years for allegedly collecting sensitive intelligence for Iran and identifying special forces personnel. This case not only reveals issues of national security but also evokes questions about the motivations behind such betrayals. Daniel Abed Khalife was found guilty last November of amassing military and classified information for Iran between 2019 and 2022. His actions included gathering data that could potentially aid terrorist activities. The…

British Museum Announces Partial Closure Following IT Shutdown by Terminated Contractor

The British Museum, a beacon of history and culture in the heart of London, has found itself navigating through stormy waters after a recent incident involving an ex-IT contractor. The individual, ironically, wasn't just a former employee but a firebrand of chaos who took it upon himself to waltz back into the museum and sabotage crucial systems. An action that can only be described as boldly reckless. This beloved institution, which attracts hordes of tourists eager to gaze upon treasures like the Rosetta Stone and the…

British Citizen and Multiple Turkish Nationals Kidnapped in Kenya

Necdet Seyitoğlu spent nearly two decades in the UK before relocating to Kenya. In a recent chat with the BBC, a British resident revealed a startling account of being nabbed alongside several Turkish nationals by masked individuals in Nairobi. To date, four of those Turks remain unaccounted for. Necdet Seyitoğlu, who made the UK his home for 18 years prior to his move to Kenya two years back, shared that after being held for eight harrowing hours, he convinced his captors to release him by flashing his British passport.…

British ambassador to Somalia beneath hearth for suspending mission

British ambassador to Somalia under fire for suspending project MOGADISHU, Somalia - An unexpected intervention by British Ambassador to Somalia Kate Foster to end a critical halfway road project infuriates local communities in Galmudug and raises accusations of regional bias. The Galkayo to Hobyo road project enjoyed strong community and donor support and aimed to improve connectivity. So far,…

former British Prime Minister Tony Blair

In addition to Bah N'Daw, the interim president with whom he had a working lunch, the former British leader met with officials responsible for organizing the election, including the presidential election scheduled for next year. The former Prime Minister's Institute is ready to provide support to Mali in the context of institutional reforms and the organization of future meetings.…

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