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A Namibia roads company paid US$1.8 million for fuel and got less than half. Its board has opened an internal probe; the anti-graft agency is not involved. The post Namibia Roads Company Probes US$1.8 Million Fuel Payments After Deliveries Fell Short appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Chad foreign minister Abdoulaye Sabre Fadoul is out. A decree of 21 September 2026 hands the post to Ahmat Kogri, a former state security chief.
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Manuel Adorni says in a written statement before Argentine justice that he decided to live “as if he didn't have” that money until he took on a public role.
NEW YORK — President Trump offered rare praise of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) Monday, saying he has “great potential.” The two leaders chatted inside Gracie Mansion before holding a press…
