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The "Ghanaian Noah" Controversy: From Prophesying a Global Deluge to Driving a Luxury Mercedes
A 30-year-old Ghanaian man, known as "Eboh Noah" or "Ebu Jesus," has ignited a storm of controversy across social media after claiming to be a modern-day prophet tasked with saving humanity from a "doomsday flood." Noah asserted that divine revelations warned him of a three-year continuous rainfall starting December 25th. Since August, he has utilized platforms like TikTok and Instagram to broadcast his "mission," showcasing small wooden boats he claimed would shelter 600 mil
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Dec 28, 20251 min read


Gabon Corruption Probe: Former Tourism Minister Jailed Over 10 Billion CFA Franc Scandal
Gabon’s judicial authorities have ordered the detention of former Minister of Tourism and Handicrafts, Pascal Ogowe Siffon, at the Libreville Central Prison. Following a grueling 20-hour interrogation session that concluded this Thursday, the former official was transferred under heavy guard to await trial. Siffon faces grave charges of embezzling over 10 billion CFA francs—public funds that were strategically allocated for tourism development and the promotion of the nation’
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Dec 28, 20251 min read


Sudanese Military Intensifies Strikes in South Kordofan as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in White Nile
The conflict in Sudan has escalated in South Kordofan, with military sources reporting significant casualties among the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) following targeted drone strikes near the town of "Barno." The Sudanese Army stated that these strikes thwarted an RSF mobilization intended to attack the strategic "Al-Taqatu" station near Kadugli, the state capital. Conversely, the RSF claimed to have downed an army drone in the same vicinity, alleging it had targeted civilians.
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Dec 28, 20251 min read


President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud Condemns Netanyahu: Israel’s Recognition of "Somaliland" is a Grave Violation of Sovereignty
In a high-stakes extraordinary session before the Somali Parliament this Sunday, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud delivered a blistering critique of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The President declared that Israel’s recognition of the breakaway region of "Somaliland" constitutes the "greatest violation of Somali sovereignty in history" and a blatant act of aggression. Mohamud emphasized that such a move not only threatens regional stability but also sets a dangero
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Dec 28, 20251 min read


Mass Abduction in Central Nigeria: 28 Pilgrims Kidnapped in Plateau State Amid Rising Ransom Demands
Security in central Nigeria faced another blow as gunmen abducted at least 28 people, including women and children, en route to an annual Islamic gathering in Plateau State. The attack occurred late Sunday when armed men intercepted a bus and forced passengers out at gunpoint. Reports from local media indicate that families have already started receiving ransom demands from the captors, a common tactic used by the gangs locally known as "bandits." This incident comes just 24
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Dec 24, 20251 min read


Diplomatic Rapprochement: Nigeria Navigates Tensions with Washington Amid Trump’s Interventionist Rhetoric
The Nigerian government announced on Monday that the recent diplomatic friction with the United States has been "largely resolved." The standoff was ignited by President Donald Trump’s warnings of military intervention following allegations of "genocide" against Christians in West Africa’s most populous nation. Information Minister Mohammed Idris stated that a "serious and respectful dialogue" has paved the way for a strengthened partnership, following a pivotal visit by a U
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Dec 22, 20251 min read


Somalia’s Historic Leap: Massive Security Surge Ahead of First Direct Local Polls in 60 Years
Somalia is bracing for a monumental democratic milestone as it prepares to hold its first direct local elections since 1969, signaling an end to the long-standing clan-based electoral system. Security Minister Abdullahi Sheikh Ismail announced the deployment of over 10,000 security personnel in Mogadishu to safeguard the landmark December 25 polls. This unprecedented security mobilization is designed to counter potential insurgent threats and ensure the safety of nearly 400,0
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Dec 22, 20251 min read


Third Tanker Seized: U.S. Navy Intercepts "Bella 1" as Trump Intensifies Venezuelan Oil Blockade
Bloomberg reports that the U.S. Navy has seized a third oil tanker, the "Bella 1" (flagged in Panama), near the Venezuelan coast. This move is part of President Donald Trump’s aggressive "total blockade" strategy aimed at crippling the main revenue source for Nicolás Maduro’s administration, which Washington has designated a foreign terrorist organization. The Seizure Sequence: Skipper, Centuries, and Bella 1 The "Bella 1" joins two other vessels intercepted in less than two
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Dec 21, 20251 min read


The Colombian Mercenary Connection: AFP Probe Uncovers Global Recruitment Network Fueling Sudan’s Civil War
A major investigative report by AFP has exposed the involvement of hundreds of former Colombian soldiers fighting alongside the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan. The investigation traces a sophisticated logistics chain stretching from South America to the UAE and onward to the battlefields of Darfur, where mercenaries are lured by high salaries ranging from $2,500 to $4,000 per month. Recruitment Routes: WhatsApp Traps and Foreign Bases The recruitment began through Whats
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Dec 21, 20251 min read


Egypt's Sokhna Port Enters Guinness World Records as Deepest Man-Made Harbor Basin at 19 Meters
Egypt's Deputy Prime Minister for Industrial Development and Minister of Industry and Transport, Lieutenant General Kamel Al-Wazir, received the Guinness World Records certificate recognizing Sokhna Port as the deepest man-made harbor basin constructed on land, with a depth of 19 meters. Significance and Strategic Goals: Global Recognition: The Minister expressed happiness, stating the achievement reflects the significant development across various sectors in Egypt, especial
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Dec 15, 20251 min read


Somalia Issues First Official Response to Trump's 'Insulting' Remarks: We Won't Be Undermined
Somali Defense Minister Ahmed Moallim Fiqi stated that Somalis will not tolerate being undermined after US President Donald Trump once again directed an insult at them. Somali Defense Minister's Response: Rejection of Undermining: In a message to Reuters, Fiqi asserted that the Somali people "will not accept being diminished." Advice to Trump: Fiqi advised Trump to focus on fulfilling his promises to American voters "instead of concerning himself with Somalia." Praise for
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Dec 11, 20251 min read


Beheadings and Rape: Refugees Detail Atrocities by Russia's "Africa Corps" in Mali
Dozens of civilians who fled the fighting in Mali told the Associated Press (AP) that a new Russian military unit, the "Africa Corps" (which replaced the Wagner Group), is committing horrific abuses, including rape and beheadings, while cooperating with the Malian army to pursue extremists. Africa Corps Atrocities: Wagner Tactics: Refugees testified that the "Africa Corps" employs the same brutal methods previously used by Wagner. Alleged Abuses: Accounts include beheading
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Dec 8, 20251 min read


Benin's Interior Minister Declares Coup Attempt "Foiled"; Loyal Army Regains Control
The government of Benin announced today, Sunday, that a limited military coup attempt was foiled after a group of soldiers seized the national television station and announced the "removal" of President Patrice Talon and the dissolution of state institutions. Details of the Attempt and Government Response: Coup Announcement: A group of military personnel, calling themselves the " Military Committee for Refoundation ," appeared on state TV early Sunday, announcing Talon's dis
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Dec 7, 20251 min read


Sisi Inaugurates "EDEX 2025" and Defense Minister Affirms Permanent Readiness
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi inaugurated the fourth edition of the International Defence and Military Industries Exhibition "EDEX 2025" on Monday, attended by senior military and government officials and representatives of major global defense companies. 1. Opening Ceremony and Industrial Cooperation Ceremony Start: The opening ceremony began with an artistic presentation titled "Always United," followed by the introduction of the joint manufacturing project for t
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Dec 1, 20252 min read


3 Egyptians Kidnapped in Mali Released
The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on Sunday the release of three Egyptian citizens who were kidnapped in Mali earlier this November. The release was achieved through coordination with the Malian government via the Egyptian Embassy in Bamako. 1. Monitoring and Support Efforts Ministry's Assurance: The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs affirmed its commitment to: Continuous monitoring of the conditions of Egyptians abroad. Providing maximum protection and
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Nov 30, 20251 min read


Ethiopia: 6 Deaths Due to the Dangerous Marburg Virus
The number of deaths resulting from the Marburg virus outbreak in Ethiopia has risen to 6 people, the official news agency announced on Wednesday. Ethiopia confirmed the first outbreak on November 14, reporting 3 deaths just three days later. 1. Current Outbreak Statistics Confirmed Cases: 11 confirmed cases of the virus. Reported Deaths: 6 deaths. Cases Under Treatment: 5 cases are undergoing medical treatment. Contacts: 349 suspected contacts have been isolated, 119 of
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Nov 26, 20251 min read


Military Coup in Guinea-Bissau and Arrest of the President
A group of military personnel in Guinea-Bissau announced "full control" over the country "until further notice," after arresting the outgoing President Umaro Sissoco Embaló inside the Presidential Palace in the capital, Bissau. The military announced the suspension of the electoral process and the closure of borders, pending the results of the presidential and legislative elections held on Sunday. 1. Coup Details and Arrests Announcement of Control: The military, in a statem
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Nov 26, 20251 min read


Aid Plane Crashes in South Sudan, Killing its Crew
Three members of a cargo plane crew were killed on Tuesday morning when a plane carrying food aid to flood victims crashed in the oil-rich Unity State in northern South Sudan. 1. Incident Details and Casualties Flight and Location: The plane took off from the capital, Juba , heading towards the Leer area, but crashed about 20 kilometers from the landing strip. Cargo: The plane was carrying about two tons of food supplies destined for flood victims. Casualties: The intern
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Nov 26, 20251 min read


For the First Time in 12,000 Years.. Volcano Erupts in Ethiopia
The Haile Gubbi volcano in northeastern Ethiopia erupted on Sunday for the first time in approximately 12,000 years, according to the Smithsonian Institution's Global Volcanism Program. 1. Volcano Location and Geological Details Location: The volcano is located in the Afar region , about 800 kilometers northeast of the capital, Addis Ababa, near the border with Eritrea. Geological Setting: It is situated in the Rift Valley , an area of significant geological turmoil caused
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Nov 24, 20251 min read


Trump Reverses Cocoa and Agricultural Tariffs on Ghana
The government of Ghana announced on Monday that it had received official confirmation from the United States that US President Donald Trump had completely canceled the 15% tariffs he had previously imposed on Ghana's exports of cocoa and some agricultural products. 1. Decision Details and Economic Impact Tariff Cancellation: Ghanaian Foreign Minister Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey (Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa in the article) confirmed that the 15% tariff on eligible Ghanaian cocoa a
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Nov 24, 20251 min read
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