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100 of police in search for Maine gunman as 22 dead
A gunman has killed at least 22 people and injured 60 in the town of Lewiston, Maine, after bursting into a bowling alley and a bar and opening fire with an AR 15-style rifle last night. The town is …
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Pastor Isaac Oyedepo resigns from the Living Faith Church
Pastor Isaac Oyedepo, the second son of popular clergyman Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, has resigned from his position within the church. Pastor Isaac, who was recen…
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Ghanaian woman arrested after staying 34 years in Taiwan illegally
A Ghanaian national suspected of illegally staying in Taiwan for an estimated 34 years has been arrested in Taiwan, after officers noticed her “acting suspiciously” when they approached her in New Ta…
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United States dismiss Israel-Gaza ceasefire as Hamas lets go of 2 female hostages
The United States has rejected calls for a ceasefire in the Gaza conflict, warning that it would benefit Hamas, and give them an opportunity to regroup. State Department spokesman Matthew Miller stat…
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Gazans start dying of diseases amidst heaviest-ever Israeli bombing – Physicians reports
Physicians in Gaza report that patients admitted to hospitals are displaying symptoms of illnesses resulting from the severe overcrowding and inadequate sanitation conditions. This situation has ari…
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COAS encourages international community to partake in ending Israeli atrocities in Gaza
Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir on Tuesday called upon the international community to play their role in ending Israeli atrocities in Gaza and expressed grave concern over the “unabated…
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Catholic Priest says God didn’t make a mistake creating man and woman as he takes a wife
An ordained Kenyan Catholic priest has taken the unusual step of getting married. In the Catholic tradition, priests are supposed to commit to a life of celibacy but Reverend Father Edwin Gathang’i W…
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Nigeria wins $11 billion case against P&ID
The legal dispute, which has dragged for more than a decade, centers on a contract that Federal Government officials struck with Michael Quinn, an Irish former band manager, and his business partner …
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A Methodist reverend commits suicide after adulterous audio leaks on church Whatsapp
A Reverend at the United Methodist Church took his own life after his adulterous escapades leaked online in the church’s WhatsApp group. The Harare East District Superintendent, Rev Oscar Mukahanana,…
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United Nations claims help to reach Gaza in ‘next day or so’ as martyrdom toll touches 4,137
The United Nations has announced that the first aid delivery into Gaza via the Rafah border crossing with Egypt is expected to occur “in the next day or so.” Martin Griffiths, the UN humanitarian chi…