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Eisenkot rejects claim he promised Ra'am a place in future coalition during Bedouin meeting

The denial followed an N12 report in which northern Bedouin local authority heads who met Eisenkot on Tuesday claimed he had promised to bring Ra'am into a government he would lead.

  • Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot denied promising Ra am a government position.
  • No discussions about future government structure took place during meeting.
  • Yashar party released footage to refute inclusion claims.

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Two petition police to investigate Nitiwul over alleged inflammatory comments on Agbogbloshie redevelopment

Two Ghanaian citizens, Solomon Owusu and lawyer Andrew Appiah-Danquah, have petitioned the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service to investigate the Member of Parliament…

  • Ghanaian citizens Solomon Owusu and Andrew Appiah-Danquah petition police.
  • MP Dominic Nitiwul accused of inflammatory comments about Agbogbloshie redevelopment.
  • Police CID requested to investigate Nitiwul's statements for potential offenses.

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JJ Gabriel: Why Man United Are Fighting to Keep Their Teenage Star

Manchester United are facing the prospect of losing one of their most highly rated young talents, 15-year-old striker JJ Gabriel.

  • 15-year-old striker JJ Gabriel sought to cancel United registration.
  • Gabriel earned U18 Player of the Year titles and UEFA Youth League hat-trick.
  • United aims to retain Gabriel, hailed as "the best 15-year-old in Europe."

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Kosovo war crimes court jails ex-president Hashim Thaçi for 25 years, sparking mass protests

Kosovo’s ex-president Hashim Thaçi gets 25 years for war crimes, sparking mass protests in Pristina as supporters chant and clash with police.

  • Former Kosovo president Hashim Thaçi sentenced to 25 years in 1998-99 war crimes
  • Three KLA commanders receive same 25-year sentence, acquitted of crimes against humanity
  • Mass protests erupt in Pristina, with supporters chanting and clashing with police

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Trump's Ukraine energy truce won't fix global diesel crunch

AN energy infrastructure truce that United States President Donald Trump brokered between Russia and Ukraine could reduce one of the biggest immediate threats facing the global diesel market. But it is unlikely to reverse the severe supply crunch that has emerged this year.

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