Vice President J.D. Vance Responds to Trump Administration’s Deportation Error
Vice President J.D. Vance commented on the Trump administration's admission of mistakenly deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who had protected legal...
Month: April 2025
Myanmar Earthquake: Rising Death Toll and Ongoing Rescue Efforts
Myanmar's earthquake death toll may surpass 3,000 as rescues continue. Significant shortages of water and resources are reported, amid a...
Cholera Outbreak Escalates in Angola: Over 8,500 Cases Reported
Angola's cholera outbreak has worsened, with over 8,500 cases and 329 deaths reported as of March 31, 2025. New cases...
The Uromi 16: A Tragic Incident Highlighting Nigeria’s Struggle with Justice and Security
Sixteen Northern travellers were lynched by vigilantes in Edo State, Nigeria, mistaking them for kidnappers. This incident raises significant questions...
Bobrisky Alleges Arrest by Immigration Officials Upon Returning to Nigeria
Bobrisky has alleged that immigration officials arrested him upon his return to Nigeria after a five-month absence, citing prior health...
Tyrese Gibson to Visit Uganda for Coffee Festival and Marathon
Tyrese Gibson has confirmed his visit to Uganda for the Coffee Festival, where he will support local coffee farmers and...
Rachel Morin Murder Trial Begins Amidst Immigration Controversies
The murder trial of Rachel Morin commences, with Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez charged with her murder and rape. Morin's body was...
South Sudan: A Fragile Peace on the Brink of Collapse
South Sudan, the world's youngest nation, faces a potential return to civil war as a fragile peace deal collapses. President...
Carlos Lehder, Associate of Pablo Escobar, Released from Colombian Custody
Carlos Lehder, Pablo Escobar's partner, was arrested in Colombia for drug and arms trafficking but was released three days later...
Ecuador Shrimp Prices Fall; Market Trends in India and Vietnam
Ecuador shrimp prices fell as processors seek alternatives; India exhibited a slight drop; Vietnamese prices continued to decline, according to...
