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Liverpool Falls to AC Milan in Preseason Clash in Hong Kong

On a lively evening at Hong Kong's Kai Tak Stadium, Liverpool faced AC Milan in a pre-season friendly that culminated in a 4-2 loss for the Reds. This match marked yet another chapter in their Asia tour, a journey laden with anticipation, camaraderie, and, of course, the occasional setback. As the teams prepared for kick-off, the atmosphere was charged with emotion. Liverpool players donned black armbands in tribute to Diogo Jota, while one section of the stadium resonated with a mosaic reading ‘DJ 20,’ a touching homage…

Nigeria’s GDP Grows Post-Rebase, Yet Still Falls Short of Richest Nation Status in Africa

Nigeria's Economic Growth: A New Perspective Recent adjustments in Nigeria's economic metrics have led to a strikingly positive revision of the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP). For the first time, extensive measures are capturing the vibrancy of the informal sector, which has long been the lifeblood of millions of Nigerians. In fact, this update paints a more nuanced and realistic picture of the economy—one that resonates with the daily experiences of many individuals. According to the latest release…

Ramaphosa’s Highly Anticipated G7 Meet with Trump Falls Flat

The anticipated meeting between South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and U.S. President Donald Trump was not just a diplomatic formality; it was a significant moment laden with implications for bilateral relations. As the world watches with bated breath, the backdrop of recent tensions adds layers of complexity to the situation. Issues such as the shifting U.S. foreign policy, South Africa’s position within global arenas like BRICS, trade negotiations, and mounting international conflicts are among the many factors…

Hamas Claims Latest US Gaza Ceasefire Proposal Falls Short of Requirements

The White House has announced that Israel has "signed off" on a new ceasefire proposal directed at Hamas. However, Hamas has expressed that the terms do not adequately address their demands. As negotiations to resolve over 19 months of ongoing conflict continue, a true breakthrough remains elusive. Following a brief truce, Israel resumed air strikes in Gaza earlier this March. According to the White House, President Donald Trump and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff have "submitted a ceasefire proposal to Hamas that has Israel’s…

Malawi’s $350 Million Infrastructure Project Falls Apart After U.S. Cuts Funding

The Future of U.S. Foreign Aid in Malawi: A Tipping Point for Infrastructure and Development Recently, a significant shift has occurred in U.S. foreign aid that has sent shockwaves through Malawi and beyond. The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a prominent U.S. foreign aid agency, is in the process of winding down its operations. This decision has resulted in the abrupt cancellation of Malawi’s $350 million Transport and Land Compact. Tragically, only a handful of other projects across the globe will see their…

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…

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