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Apr
28
2025
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The explosion in Iran has claimed 65 lives.

The explosion in Iran has claimed 65 lives.

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A significant explosion at Bandar Abbas, Iran's most significant container port, on Monday has left 65 people dead and more than 1,200 injured. This was made public by state media while firemen fought a fire that, 48 hours after it started, Iranian officials declared was now under control. The explosion took place at the port's Shahid Rajaee area, which is Iran's main container centre. State media report that efforts to put out the resulting fire have been ongoing, with intermittent fires occurring as a result of wind and combustible materials inside the containers, some of which have emitted harmful fumes…
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Feb
03
2025
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Us-Panama Tensions Rise Over Panama Canal Treaty

Us-Panama Tensions Rise Over Panama Canal Treaty

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has vowed to protect American rights under the Panama Canal Treaty, sparking tensions with Panama's President Jose Raul Mulino. Rubio vowed to take "measures" necessary to safeguard US interests, but emphasized that there would be no "immediate changes" regarding Chinese influence over the canal. However, President Mulino was quick to assert Panama's sovereignty over the canal, stating that it was "not up for debate". This stance underscores the long-standing sensitivity surrounding US-Panama relations and the canal's operation. The Panama Canal Treaty, signed in 1977, guarantees the canal's neutrality and ensures its accessibility to all…
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Sep
13
2024
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President Faye Revolutionizes Transportation in Senegal with Africa’s First Electric Bus Rapid Transit System

President Faye Revolutionizes Transportation in Senegal with Africa’s First Electric Bus Rapid Transit System

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In a historic milestone, Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Diakhar Faye has launched the continent's inaugural electric bus rapid transit network in Dakar, the nation's capital. This groundbreaking project is set to transform the transportation landscape in Sub-Saharan Africa, boasting an impressive 23 stations, 3 hubs, and a daily capacity of 300,000 passengers across an 18.3 km route. The unveiling of this cutting-edge system not only elevates the quality of life for Dakar's residents but also creates over 1,000 new job opportunities, contributing to Senegal's economic growth. By embracing sustainable practices, President Faye demonstrates his commitment to modernizing Senegal's infrastructure and…
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Sep
12
2024
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Sweden Offers Attractive Grant To Encourage Immigrants, Including Nigerians To Return Home

Sweden Offers Attractive Grant To Encourage Immigrants, Including Nigerians To Return Home

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In a bold move, the Swedish government has announced a substantial increase in grants for immigrants who voluntarily return to their home countries. Starting from 2026, eligible individuals can receive up to 350,000 Swedish kronor ($34,000), a significant jump from the current 10,000 kronor. This development presents an attractive opportunity for Nigerians living in Sweden to return home with financial support. The grant, equivalent to approximately N55,930,000 in Nigerian currency, aims to incentivize voluntary return and alleviate the challenges associated with immigration. Sweden has struggled to integrate immigrants, despite taking in a large number since the 1990s, mostly from conflict-ridden…
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Sep
12
2024
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EU Extends Sanctions Against Russia, Removes Two Individuals From Blacklist

EU Extends Sanctions Against Russia, Removes Two Individuals From Blacklist

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The European Union has prolonged its individual sanctions against Russia for an additional six months, effective until March 15, 2025. This decision, announced by the EU Council, aims to maintain pressure on those responsible for undermining Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty. In a statement, the Council revealed that the sanctions, which target over 2,200 individuals and legal entities, have been extended to ensure continued accountability. However, two individuals - Nikita Mazepin, a Russian racer, and Violetta Prigozhina, the mother of Yevgeny Prigozhin - have been removed from the blacklist, following a EU Court decision to lift sanctions against them. Additionally,…
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