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Historic: 5 key things to know about Namibia’s first woman president
Netumbo Ndaitwah’s presidency represents a new chapter in Namibia’s history, blending decades of political experience with a commitment to addressing challenges.
Ghana President’s X account hacked to promote crypto scam
Cybercriminals and fraudsters hacked Ghana’s President John Dramani Mahama’s verified X account for 48 hours to promote a fraudulent cryptocurrency project.
British man killed in hit-and-run involving Kenyan president's convoy
A British man, Edgar Charles Frederick, was killed in a hit-and-run incident involving a vehicle in Kenyan President William Ruto's motorcade in Nairobi.
African country where govt ministers don't have official cars, residences and security guards
In an African country, ministers do not have official cars or residences. There, these public officials rent their own residence with their accommodation allowance.
How ECOWAS’ superb diplomacy has blocked West African countries from going to war with each other
ECOWAS has been able to block West African nations from going to war with each other. Legit.ng throws light on how the organisation has been able to achieve this.
UN helicopter shot at in South Sudan, deaths recorded
A UN helicopter has been shot at in South Sudan with deaths recorded. The head of the UN Mission in South Sudan, said the attack may constitute a war crime.
King of Morocco sends message to Muslims not to kill ram for celebration, gives reason
King has urged Moroccans to abstain from slaughtering sheep during Eid al-Adha due to a sharp decline in the country's livestock herd caused by prolonged drought.
Former Bayelsa MILAD, Dreamworld Leisures Stakeholders Resolve Shareholding Dispute Amicably
A former Military Administrator of Bayelsa State, Lt. Col Paul E. Obi (Rtd), alongside other Directors and stakeholders of Dreamworld Leisures Ltd, have successfully resolved a shareholding dispute through an out-of-court settlement.
Unknown illness suddenly kills more than 50 people, location announced
An unknown illness in northwestern Congo has killed over 50 people in the past five weeks, with symptoms including fever, vomiting, and internal bleeding.
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