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Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok is currently facing house arrest after an unidentified military force occupied his house. The news is according to Al Hadath TV, a local news network, which cited unidentified sources. Both the government and the military are yet to comment on the development. The reported house arrest comes shortly after Sudan’s military arrested Hamdok’s media advisor. ...

People in Mlolongo Nairobi were treated to a free cinema after a slay queen and a woman who is believed to have robbed her client money left them talking. The lady who works as a sex worker in the area had been spotted walking in a guest house having won a client in the day light. After only few minutes, ...

Since February 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic has demonstrated how susceptible the human race is to illness and catastrophe. While the use of a vaccine is necessary, preventative measures to limit the virus’s spread are critical. These include social withdrawal, regular use of a face mask, and frequent handwashing with soap and water. Suppose access to water and soap is inconvenient, ...

Australia’s technologically advanced country is forward-thinking and full of innovative ideas, and its video technology system reflects this. Despite the hassle of this pandemic, Australian businesses are outfitted with the newest technologies that help thousands of businesses continue their operation because of video tech in Australia. The first HD televisions were introduced in the United States in 1998. And then, ...

Journalists have responded to critics who were on their case for reacting to Joyce Bagala’s election nullification. Besides being journalists, they say they have a right to vote as well. Much as they must be objective, they are still people who fall on specific sides. Joyce Bagala being their former colleague, most expressed dissatisfaction in the way court finalized this ...