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258 Ghanaians Deported from the U.S.
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deported 258 Ghanaian nationals between 2021 and 2024, as part of a broader…
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Iraq Passes Law Lowering the Legal Age of Marriage for Girls from 18 to 9
Iraq has sparked international outrage after passing controversial amendments to its marriage laws, effectively legalizing child marriage. The law, passed…
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M23 Rebels Claim Control of Goma, DR Congo; Government Denies
The M23 rebel group has claimed control of the eastern Congolese city of Goma, though the Congolese government has denied…
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Man Charged with Murdering University Lecturer in Plymouth
A man has been charged with the murder of Claire Chick, a nurse and university lecturer who was found fatally…
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US and Colombia Reach Agreement, Avoid Trade War over Deportation Flights
The United States and Colombia averted a looming trade conflict on Sunday, as Colombia agreed to accept deported migrants aboard…
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Ethiopia Mourns: 25 Killed, 29 Injured in Horrific Bus Crash
A devastating road accident in northern Ethiopia has resulted in at least 25 fatalities and 29 injuries. Authorities reported that…
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Trump Begins Flying Undocumented Immigrants Out of the U.S. Aboard Military Cargo Planes
In the first three days of the new Trump administration, a massive crackdown on illegal immigration has begun, with hundreds…
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South Sudan Imposes 3-Month Social Media Ban
South Sudan has instructed telecommunications companies to block access to social media platforms for up to three months, citing concerns…
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Boko Haram Terrorists Murder 20 Fishermen in Cold-Blooded Attack
In a devastating attack by Boko Haram militants, at least 20 fishermen were killed in the northeastern state of Borno,…
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Gabon to Hold Presidential Elections on April 12, 2025, as Military Rule Nears End
Gabon is set to hold its presidential election on April 12, 2025, marking the end of military rule that began…
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