Joan Wafula
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Putin and N. Korea’s Kim Exchange Rifles as Gifts During Meeting
Putin gave Kim a Russian-produced rifle “of the highest quality,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters. In return, Putin received a North Korean rifle.
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Nigeria hit by widespread blackout in ‘total system collapse’
The West African country’s grid collapsed at least four times in 2022 – authorities blamed this on technical problems.
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Rema’s hit single calm down joins the billions club
According to data shared as part of Spotify’s Afrobeats: Journey to a Billion Streams project, Rema ranks among the top 10 most streamed Afrobeats artists on the platform.
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What To Expect From Apple’s IPhone 15 Reveal
The entire iPhone 15 lineup is rumored to get the “Dynamic Island” feature — an interactive home for alerts, notifications and various control
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Climate Change Events: What Is The Difference Between ACS And ACW?
While ACS is a high level Climate Change meeting for presidents, ACW brings together state actors and other Climate Change stakeholders and professionals to deliberate on Climate Change crisis topics.
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India releases first video of lunar rover Pragyaan’s moonwalk
The rover is carrying two scientific instruments which will try to find out what minerals are present on the lunar surface and study the chemical composition of the soil.
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Senegal brings back survivors of boat tragedy
More than six weeks after they left Senegal, 38 survivors from the boat tragedy off Cape Verde returned to Dakar via a military plane on Monday evening, the authorities said. They are among 101 people…
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Nigeria army helicopter crashes amid deadly attack
More than a dozen soldiers area are said to have been killed in an ambush in the area where the army has been fighting armed groups.
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Barbie banned from Algerian cinemas for corrupting morals
The movie promoted homosexuality and did not comply with Algeria’s religious and cultural beliefs, an official source told the Reuters news agency.
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Uganda will develop with or without loans, Museveni says
Museveni revealed that an official from World Bank called him on Monday night informing him about the statement from that Bank regarding the suspension of any new loan requests from Uganda.
