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The office of former President George M. Weah has issued a pointed rebuttal to allegations regarding the non-return of a vehicle used during his presidency. This controversy has sparked discussions surrounding the procurement of a high-end, bulletproof vehicle for the current President, Joseph Boakai. The implications of such claims extend beyond mere accusations; they touch upon perceptions of leadership, responsibility, and the expectations of public service. Weah’s aides didn’t hold back in their criticism. They labeled…

Tragedy Strikes Asturias Coal Mine: Five Lives Lost in Explosion A devastating explosion at a coal mine in northern Spain’s Asturias region has resulted in the loss of five lives and left four others seriously injured. This incident marks the deadliest mining accident in Spain in decades. The explosion took place at the Cerredo mine in Degana, located approximately 450 kilometers northwest of Madrid. Fortunately, two other workers escaped unharmed, according to local emergency services. This tragic event is particularly…

Recent developments in the ongoing conflict reveal that Russian forces have successfully captured a village just seven kilometers from the Dnipropetrovsk region in Ukraine, according to statements from Moscow. This marks a significant shift in the battlefield as the Kremlin's troops have not crossed the region's boundaries since their offensive began three years ago. Yet, they have been inching closer for months, hoping for a breakthrough. Securing territory in the Dnipropetrovsk region could serve as a substantial…

The ruling junta in Myanmar has reported a tragic increase in the death toll from a major earthquake, which now stands at 1,644, with 3,408 individuals injured. The tremors, which originated from a shallow 7.7-magnitude quake, were followed shortly by a 6.7-magnitude aftershock. According to a statement released by the junta's information team, at least 139 people remain missing as the nation grapples with the aftermath. Widespread destruction has been reported across Myanmar, with severe damage observed in Mandalay, the…

Mogadishu, Somalia (AX) — In the heart of a continent that echoes tales of resilience and fortitude, stands Jacinta Kaahwa, a Ugandan finance officer enmeshed in a legal battle that could redefine labor rights within conflict zones. She seeks $15 million in damages from a British firm, SafeLane Global, alleging wrongful dismissal, racial discrimination, and abandonment in a chaotic battleground after surviving a harrowing terrorist attack. The narrative traces back to Mogadishu, where Kaahwa spent six arduous years…

In a striking display of diplomatic tension, Rwanda's Foreign Minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe, has decisively refuted claims made by Burundian President Evariste Ndayishimiye. Ndayishimiye characterized these allegations as stemming from "credible intelligence" suggesting that Kigali harbors intentions of launching an offensive against its neighbor. Nduhungirehe, however, labeled such assertions as "unfortunate," emphasizing that both nations are currently engaged in ongoing peace negotiations. He highlighted shared…

In a recent development in Nigerian politics, the Senate ethics committee has dismissed a poignant petition brought forth by Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan. The petition accused Senate President Godswill Akpabio of severe allegations, including sexual harassment, abuse of office, and impediments to legislative duties. The committee's ruling hinged on a critical point: the case is currently under judicial consideration. The atmosphere during the hearing was far from serene. Representing the suspended Senator…

FILE PHOTO Just southwest of Somalia's coastal capital, on a Saturday afternoon that unfolded like any other, a tragedy emerged from the skies. Twenty-four kilometers from Mogadishu, a cargo aircraft, registered in Kenya, met its ill fate, resulting in the sorrowful demise of five individuals on board. This grim narrative, marked by profound loss, not only caught the world’s attention but prompted a painstaking investigation by the Somalia Civil Aviation Authority (SCAA). On March 22, the SCAA somberly confirmed the crash…

Mogadishu (AX) — In an era where information seems to travel faster than the speed of light, discerning fact from fiction has become not just a skill, but a necessity. Recent claims swirling online have caught the attention of Somalia’s federal identification agency, which felt compelled to address an issue that could potentially mislead and unsettle the public. The specific allegation that prompted this response centered around a supposed transfer of two districts from Northeastern State to Galmudug, a claim the agency…

An Unfortunate Incident: Kenyan Cargo Plane Tragedy in Somalia MOGADISHU, Somalia - In the quiet skies above Somalia, a distressing event unfolded at a distance of roughly 24 kilometers southwest of bustling Mogadishu, casting a shadow of sorrow over both nations involved. The Somalia Civil Aviation Authority (SCAA) confirmed that a Kenyan-registered aircraft met a tragic end, leaving no survivors among its crew. This heartbreaking occurrence reminds us of the unpredictable nature of life and the shared bonds of human…