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Man United Falls to Newcastle, Hits Record Low Points in EPL

On a brisk Sunday afternoon, under the cloudy skies of Newcastle, Manchester United faced yet another setback in their challenging Premier League campaign. Andre Onana, usually a formidable presence between the posts, was conspicuously absent. His latest high-profile mishaps had taken a toll, but would his absence make a difference? United still suffered a resounding 4-1 defeat against Newcastle, marking a solemn milestone: their worst-ever points tally in the Premier League. Entering the pitch at St. James’ Park, backup…

Nigeria’s Oil Production Falls Amid Plunge in Global Prices

Imagine starting every day knowing that your nation is one of the powerhouses of oil production in Africa. Nigeria, for instance, has always held a pivotal role in this delicate dance of numbers and barrels. Just in March, Nigeria's oil production averaged about 1.40 million barrels per day (mbpd). If we flip back a page to the previous month, February, there was a slight uptick, with production averaging 1.465 million barrels per day. Interesting how these small fluctuations can tell a story, isn’t it?…

Somalia: Elite Military Leader Falls During Battle with Al-Shabaab Forces

Somalia: The Price of Valor and the Struggle for Peace ABOOREY, Somalia – In the sun-drenched yet tumultuous lands of the Hiiraan region, the echoes of conflict reverberated once more. On a day that the locals will not soon forget, a renewed clash between Somalia’s government forces and the notorious Al-Shabaab militants erupted, culminating in a significant loss for the nation's security forces. Colonel Asad Osman Afrah, an esteemed leader of the Danab Special Forces’ 164th unit, paid the ultimate…

Ghana’s Inflation Falls to 22.4% in March for Third Month

Ghana, an enchanting land rich in culture and diversity, is witnessing a silver lining in its economic landscape. As the curtains drawn by its annual consumer inflation rate gradually lift, the spectacle of positive change is increasingly apparent. Over the past three months, the inflation rate has demonstrated a promising downward trajectory. Mar 2025 stands as a testament to this trend, with the inflation rate dipping to 22.4%, a subtle yet critical improvement from February’s 23.1%, according to meticulous…

Prosecution Falls Short in Case Against Nigerian Pastor Accused of Rape

On the morning of April 2, Judge Irma Schoeman delivered a pivotal ruling that reverberated through the South African judicial system. She articulated a stark reality: prosecutors had not met the burden of providing evidence that could withstand rigorous scrutiny. This verdict has left many questioning the integrity of the prosecution's strategy and the implications of such a decision. The Timothy Omotoso trial, a case that has captured national attention, delves into the troubling underbelly of religious manipulation and…

Somali Journalist Falls Victim to Al-Shabaab Blast in Mogadishu

The Heart-Wrenching Tragedy of Mohamed Abukar Mohamed It was a day like any other in the bustling Hamar Jajab district of Mogadishu. Yet, the morning of March 18, 2025, cast a shadow over the city, claiming the life of someone whose only crime was striving to share the truth. Mohamed Abukar Mohamed, affectionately known as Dabaashe, was one of those rare journalists with a passion for his craft. He had the ability to connect the dots in complex stories, to shed light in the darkest…

Somali Parliament Falls Short on Quorum, Sparking Speculation

The Brewing Storm in Somalia’s Political Landscape As the dust settles after the abrupt halt of what could have been a critical parliamentary session, reflections turn to the simmering tensions that grip Somalia's political stage. In a peculiar twist of events, opposition MPs were poised to challenge Barre’s government with a no-confidence motion. An air of suspense lingers as the motion, though not officially presented, casts a long shadow over the current political climate. Quorum failure—what does it say about the…

Tragic Bus Plunge Claims Over 50 Lives in Guatemala After It Falls from Bridge

In a tragic turn of events, a bus traveling from San Agustin Acasaguastlan to Guatemala City veered off the Puente Belice highway bridge, plummeting around 20 meters into a polluted ravine below. This catastrophic accident claimed the lives of at least 51 individuals, leaving behind a scene of devastation and shock, according to a spokesperson from the city’s fire department. As the bus, filled to capacity, made its ascent towards the bustling capital, few could have anticipated the horror that unfolded. Witnesses described…

Somalia: Tunisian ISIS Combatant Falls in Northeastern State Amid Retreat of Foreign Fighters from Military Campaigns

BOSASO, Somalia - In a daring and complex operation, the Northeastern State Defense Forces have taken decisive action against ISIS, culminating in the death of a Tunisian fighter alongside two Somali insurgents. This event marks a pivotal stride in eradicating the terrorist presence in northern Somalia. Why focus on Northeastern State, you might wonder? This region has become a battleground for a formidable campaign against violent extremism, particularly the ISIS militants who have been sharpening their claws in Somali…

January 2025 Sees Record Global Warmth, Yet Ireland Falls Short of Averages

January 2025 marked a notable milestone in climate history, being hailed as the warmest January ever recorded globally. This revelation comes from the Copernicus Climate Change Service, who indicated the month was 0.79 degrees Celsius above the 1991-2020 average. While the global landscape seethed with uncharacteristic warmth, Ireland chose to take a different path. Data from Met Éireann revealed that, in contrast to the worldwide trend, Ireland experienced a cooler January, registering 0.45 degrees Celsius below the recent…

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