Category: i-diaspora

Celine Dion cancels world tour amid battle with neurological disorder

Famous Canadian musician, Céline Dion, has canceled all her upcoming 2023 and 2024 world tours over battle with neurological disorder. The songstress had in December 2022 revealed that she was…

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Mount Everest Faces Alarming Climate Change Threats

As the mountaineering community gears up to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the historic conquest of Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, a growing apprehension looms over the escalating impacts…

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Panic As Passenger Plane Door Opens During South Korean Flight

A passenger on a domestic flight in South Korea created a moment of panic after opening an emergency exit door just minutes before the plane was due to land. The…

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Al Shabab Force Attack African Union Military Base In Somalia

Radical Islamist Shabab rebels launched an attack on Friday against a base of the African Union force in Somalia (Atmis), about 120 kilometres south-west of the capital Mogadishu, Atmis announced,…

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Kenya: IMF Grants $1bn Loan To Ease Economic Difficulties

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Tuesday it has agreed to a $1 billion (927 billion euro) loan for Kenya, an East African country facing liquidity and economic difficulties.…

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PHOTOS: Nigerian Man Weds Male Lover In France

A United Kingdom-based Nigerian gay man, identified as Tosin Ojutalayo, and his lover have tied the knot at Castle Bay in Hyères, France. Tosin shared photos from their wedding on…

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South African Policewoman Nabbed In Cocaine Bust Worth Millions

Two South African women from Durban, one of them a police officer were arrested after cocaine with a street value of R6m (N143,494,560.00) was found at a flat the women…

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Turkey’s Exports To Saudi Arabia Skyrocket To $800 Million

Turkey's exports to Saudi Arabia have experienced a remarkable surge, reaching a staggering $780.5 million during the January-April period. The data provided by the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TIM) on Wednesday reveals…

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Second Suicide Bomb Attack In Two Days Kills Four In Pakistan

At least four people, including two soldiers, a policeman and a civilian, were killed on Wednesday in a suicide bomb attack in Pakistan. It was the second attack to hit…

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South Africa: Police Begin Search For Gang Over Jewellery Store Robbery

Police in KwaZulu-Natal have launched a manhunt for at least 10 armed men who robbed a jewellery store at The Pavilion shopping mall in Durban on Sunday. Col. Robert Netshiunda,…

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