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Cheap Peach Scam Spreads Online

A new type of fraud in which scammers pose as real farmers and advertise seasonal fruit at unusually low prices has been detected in the Kansai region, with police warning consumers to verify sellers…

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Armyworm infestation destroys crops in Jigawa farmlands

Farmers in Birniwa Local Government Area of Jigawa State have raised the alarm over a hairy armyworm infestation that has invaded farmlands and destroyed crops in the area. A resident of Birniwa told DAILY POST that the infestation had caused significant damage to farmlands.

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Russia Poses a Threat Even to Neutral Countries — Wadephul

Russia and other hostile actors pose not only a direct military threat but also hybrid threats to countries, including neutral states, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said, UATV English reports. Speaking at a conference in Bern , Wadephul stressed that modern security cannot be reduced to conventional military threats alone.

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The fight to protect Big Bend, one of America's last wild places

Months after Congress approved billions for infrastructure across one of the least-trafficked stretches of the southern border, bulldozers arrived at Big Bend National Park, West Texas's wild crown…

  • Big Bend National Park faces controversy over construction project.
  • 3,096 apprehensions last year, 1.3% of Southwest border arrests.
  • Border security spending in Big Bend Sector amounts to $14.5 million per mile.

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Where Is South Kalimantan's Thick Haze Coming From?

Thick haze is blanketing South Kalimantan as peatland fires burn across several areas, reducing visibility and disrupting residents' daily activities.

  • Thick haze from forest and land fires in peatlands
  • South Kalimantan Forestry Service combating fires
  • Dry season worsens firefighting efforts

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Kirinyaga local leaders warn 2027 could be worse than 2007 if goon culture is not controlled

Kirinyaga local leaders are raising alarm over the growing use of hired goons to disrupt political gatherings, warning that the trend could plunge Kenya into violence similar to, or worse than, the…

  • Kirinyaga leaders warn 2027 crisis could surpass 2007 violence.
  • Goon culture of hiring armed goons to disrupt rallies is escalating.
  • Martin Chomba urges political leaders to curb violence via employment.
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