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South Sudan: South Sudan Rejects Claims of Foreigners' Expulsion Order

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- South Sudan has moved to dispel reports that foreigners have been given seven days to leave the country, with Juba County Caretaker Commissioner Kalisto Lado Faustino Nyigilo saying the government remains open to legally resident foreigners but wants them to stay out of small-scale retail businesses.

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Trump Says Voter Fraud is Rampant. The Evidence Says Otherwise.

If you’ve ever listened to President Trump talk about our elections, you might hear something like this: Voter fraud is rampant. Noncitizens are regularly voting illegally.

  • J. Christian Adams claims rampant voter fraud in US
  • Mother Jones correspondent Ari Berman disputes Adams' assertions
  • Activists target disenfranchising legal voters, not election integrity

Nigeria @66: Adunni Foundation Calls for Renewed Commitment to Basic Education

Funmi Ogundare The Adunni Foundation has called for renewed national commitment to basic education, stressing that Nigeria’s independence cannot be fully realised without ensuring that every child has…

  • Adunni Foundation urges renewed commitment to basic education on Nigeria's 66th Independence Day.
  • Founder Motunrayo Alaka stresses education is vital for freedom and national development.
  • #Edupendent campaign highlights education's role in unlocking children's potential.

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