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Israeli Strike on Gaza’s Hospital Kills 6, Including a Surgeon

An Israeli airstrike slammed into the surgical wing of...

Scott Colom Elected Mississippi’s First Black U.S. Senator Since 1874

Democrat Scott Colom defeated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in...

US Army Officer Assigned to NATO Unit Arrested in England on Suspicion of Spying for Russia

A U.S. Army officer serving with a NATO rapid-response...

12 Dead, Dozens Injured After Massive 86-Car Pileup Rocks Bulgaria Motorway

Thick fog blanketing a key motorway in eastern Bulgaria...

Student Dies After Teacher’s Punishment of 162 Frog Jumps in Ogun State, Nigeria

A tragic incident at Obada Idi-Emi High School in the Imeko Afon Local Government Area of Ogun State, Nigeria, has left a student dead...

CAF Awards Nigeria Victory, Fines Libya $50,000 Over Aborted AFCON Qualifier

The Confederation of African Football's (CAF) Disciplinary Committee has handed the Super Eagles of Nigeria a 3-0 victory and three points in their aborted...

Somali Government Faces Backlash for Sending Male Delegates to UN Women’s Conference

Somalia's government has come under fire on social media after Family Minister Gen Bashir Mohamed Jama shared photos on X (formerly Twitter) of himself...

Nigerian Armed Forces Neutralize 140 Suspected Terrorists and Kidnappers in Nationwide Operations

In a series of operations targeting Boko Haram, the Daesh-linked Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), and various criminal gangs, the Nigerian military confirmed...

Tensions High in Mozambique as Opposition Rejects Election Results, Ruling Party Calls for Dialogue

Tensions remain high in Mozambique following a disputed presidential election, with supporters of opposition candidate Venancio Mondlane staging demonstrations to denounce the results that...

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Scott Colom Elected Mississippi’s First Black U.S. Senator Since 1874

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Nigerian-Born Shirley Emehelu Sworn In as New Jersey’s First Immigrant Lieutenant Governor

Shirley Emehelu, who left Nigeria for the United States...
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