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KENYA YOUTHS PUT MORE PRESSURE ON THEIR PRESIDENT FORCING HIM TO WITHDRAW SALARIES FROM ALL MINISTERS

CONTINUED PROTESTS FORCE RUTO TO ORDER IMMEDIATE WITHDRAW OF MINISTERS, MPS SALARY HIKE Kenyan President William Ruto has bowed to more pressure from the youth who have continued with nationwide protests demanding good governance. Amid the public outrage and protests over what they are calling bad governance, President Ruto has now asked his ministers and… Continue reading KENYA YOUTHS PUT MORE PRESSURE ON THEIR PRESIDENT FORCING HIM TO WITHDRAW SALARIES FROM ALL MINISTERS

DR CONGO SOLDIERS SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR DESERTION

DR CONGO SOLDIERS SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR DESERTION (BBC) Twenty-five soldiers with the Democratic Republic of Congo’s army have been sentenced to death for fleeing battles against the notorious M23 rebels in the conflict-hit east of the country. The soldiers were also convicted of theft by a military tribunal as they stole goods from shops… Continue reading DR CONGO SOLDIERS SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR DESERTION

THR UK TAXI DRIVER STILL BEING PAID AS A NIGERIAN CIVIL SERVANT

THR UK TAXI DRIVER STILL BEING PAID AS A NIGERIAN CIVIL SERVANT (BBC) If you leave your job, it would seem logical that your salary would stop being paid, but not so for a number of former Nigerian civil servants. They have managed to be employed elsewhere – sometimes in another country entirely – and… Continue reading THR UK TAXI DRIVER STILL BEING PAID AS A NIGERIAN CIVIL SERVANT

SA PRESIDENT HITS OUT AT COALITION PARTNER IN FIERCE ROW

SA PRESIDENT HITS OUT AT COALITION PARTNER IN FIERCE ROW (BBC) South Africa’s main coalition partners are at loggerheads just weeks after agreeing to share power, as President Cyril Ramaphosa accuses Democratic Alliance (DA) leader John Steenhuisen of trying to create a “parallel government” in breach of the constitution. He is said to have made… Continue reading SA PRESIDENT HITS OUT AT COALITION PARTNER IN FIERCE ROW

President Ruto says he will not sign Finance Bill 2024, orders it to be withdrawn

Kenya president Ruto forced to follow the will of the people – backs down after protests This is a classical case of Parliament voting on party and wip line instead of representing the views of their electorates and constituencies. Ruto now faces the prospect of being forced to resign as the protests have led to… Continue reading President Ruto says he will not sign Finance Bill 2024, orders it to be withdrawn

“ 10 years ago you denied taking money from me for a collabo , you offered to do it for Free “ -Diamond Platnumz

“ 10 years ago you denied taking money from me for a collabo , you offered to do it for Free “ Diamond Platnumz “ When I was trying to get an audience in Nigeria 10 years ago you gave me a verse that changed my career . You paid your flight and came over… Continue reading “ 10 years ago you denied taking money from me for a collabo , you offered to do it for Free “ -Diamond Platnumz

Gabon; Freemasons chose new leader to replace Ali Bongo

Gabon; Freemasons chose new leader to replace Ali Bongo The Grande Loge du Gabon, the powerful Masonic lodge headed until recently by the now deposed president Ali Bongo, has found a new Grand Master in the person of Jacques Denis Tsanga. When he was President,the Gabonese president was reinstalled as Grand Master during an assembly… Continue reading Gabon; Freemasons chose new leader to replace Ali Bongo

Use Of Skomota In Exam Papers Sparks Controversy

The recent inclusion of Skomota, a well-known South African celebrity, in an examination paper, has sparked widespread controversy and debate across social media platforms. The Department of Education’s choice of Skomota for an exam has everyone on social media in an uproar. Netizens aren’t happy about it, and they’re questioning what this means for education… Continue reading Use Of Skomota In Exam Papers Sparks Controversy

Senegal Officially Becomes An Oil-Producing Country

Senegal has joined the ranks of oil-producing nations with Australian company Woodside Energy on Tuesday announcing the start of production in the West African country’s first offshore project. After several years of delay, Woodside said it had begun extracting oil from the offshore Sangomar field, about 100 kilometres south of the capital Dakar. The floating… Continue reading Senegal Officially Becomes An Oil-Producing Country