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Ugandans And Nigerians Steal Billions From UAE Banks

Ugandans And Nigerians Steal Billions From UAE Banks

Following the recent announcement made by the UAE government black listing Ugandans and Nigerians on grounds of being crooks and con artists, UAE government announced a visa ban with immediate effect from October 18, 2022. All Ugandans  with other 20 other nationalities from Africa Nigeria, Rwanda, Benin, Ghana, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leon, Comoros,Sudan, Cameroon,Liberia, Guinea, Gambia, Togo, Senegal, ...

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Al-shabab Hotel Attack Leaves Behind Trail Of Bodies With 11 Confirmed Deaths

Al-shabab Hotel Attack Leaves Behind Trail Of Bodies With 11 Confirmed Deaths

In just one month, there have been two major Al-shabab attacks in Somalia with the siege at the Tawakal hotel being the second. This happened during an offensive against the group by the Somali National Army and allied militia in central Somalia. Early in October, a triple bombing in the town of Beledweyne left at least 20 people dead. Apparently, ...

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Rishi Sunak Leads PM Race As Boris Johnson Flies Back To UK

Rishi Sunak Leads PM Race As Boris Johnson Flies Back To UK

Rishi Sunak is slowly coming close to replacing former UK PM Liz Truss. He is close to reaching the 100 MP nominations he needs to enter the race to be the next Conservative leader and prime minister. The ex-chancellor so far has 93 endorsements from Tory’s MPs even though a campaign source said he already had the 100 needed endorsements. ...

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World Leaders React To Resignation Of Liz Truss As UK Prime Minister

Liz Truss As UK Prime Minister: World Leaders React To Her Resignation

After 45 days in office, Liz Truss, stepped down from her position as the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister. The news of her resignation triggered an immediate reaction from leaders around the world. Many of the editorials focused on the brevity of Truss’s time in office and the ongoing political chaos in Britain. One of the notable world leaders to react ...

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Tanzania Seeking Help To Repatriate 120,000 Burundian Refugees

Tanzania Seeking Help To Repatriate 120,000 Burundian Refugees

Tanzanian authorities are seeking for help to repatriate over 120,000 Burundian refugees who currently live in two camps. One of the camps is in western Tanzania’s Kigoma region near the Burundi border. Humanitarians have said that conditions at the camp are better than conditions at home. This comes with allegations by rights groups and the UN that Burundian refugees have ...

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