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Kenya Red Cross calls for early action ahead of El Niño rains

Kenya Red Cross Secretary General Irshad Idris has called for early action as Kenya anticipates El Niño conditions during the October–December 2026 rainfall season, with the rains expected to coincide…

  • Kenya Red Cross urges early action for El Niño rains in 2026-2027 season
  • El Niño rains coincide with school reopenings, exams, and 2027 election preparations
  • Policymakers and county governments urged to intensify flood prevention measures

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Oil Theft: Navy Arrests Three Suspects, Impounds Vehicles in Imo

Sylvester Idowu in Warri Operatives of the Nigerian Navy Oguta have arrested three suspected oil thieves and impounded two vehicles allegedly used for economic sabotage in Imo State. The suspects

  • Three suspects arrested for oil theft in Imo State
  • Suspects intercepted with 8500 litres of illegally refined petroleum
  • Navy Commander commends operation for preventing criminal activities

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Does Ukraine Still Have Hope?

After nearly five years defending against the onslaught of Russia’s full-scale war, Ukrainians celebrate the 35th anniversary of the restoration of independence with as much hope and determination as…

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OPINION: A pat on child’s head doesn’t justify violence against elderly person; children need to protect their boundaries, but violence isn’t the lesson to teach them

Children must learn to protect their boundaries without learning violence, while parents show them that saying no and seeking help are enough This article ( OPINION: A pat on child’s head doesn’t justify violence against elderly person; children need to protect their boundaries, but violence isn’t the lesson to teach them ) first appeared…

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Brazil presidential debate zeroes in on Chinese investment and US tariffs

Brazil’s presidential candidates opened the televised campaign season on Sunday with a debate that turned repeatedly to the country’s position between Washington and Beijing. The exchange comes in an election cycle already shaped by American tariffs, a visa dispute over election monitoring and the Lula government’s warming ties with…

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