During an evacuation in a March air rescue in Mozambique, white people were given preferential treatment over black people. This happened after Islamic State-linked fighters raided the town of Palma. After interviews with 11 black survivors, a report compiled showed that they pulled even dogs to safety ahead of the black people. They hid them in a hotel where they ...
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Two Mountain Climbing Foreigners Die On Mount Everest
Organizers of this year’s expedition to Mount Everest in Nepal have reported the first fatalities of this season. According to France24, two climbers from the United States and Switzerland have died on Mountain Everest. It is reported that an average of five climbers die every year at the world’s highest peak. However, in recent seasons, Mount Everest has seen a ...
Read More »Indian Covid Variant Spreads Further In Africa
The fast-spreading Covid variant from India has continued to spread and cause havoc across the continent of Africa. It has been detected in three more countries namely; Algeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Nigeria. The confirmation in the three countries brings the total number of African Nations with the variant to seven. Initial studies show that the Indian variant ...
Read More »Indian Celebrity Vlogger, Rahul Vohra, Dies From Covid-19
The 35-year-old Indian actor and vlogger, Rahul Vohra has died from Covid-19 according to his wife. The vlogger has died shortly after appearing in a video in which he criticized the quality of the medical care he had received at the hospital. The late’s comedic videos on Facebook and YouTube have amassed tens of millions of views. On Monday, Vohra’s ...
Read More »WHO Approves Chinese Covid-19 Vaccine
On Friday, the World Health Organization approved the first-ever covid-19 vaccine from China in a bid to boost the global immunization drives. This happened as India recorded yet another record number of infections that have even spread to neighboring countries. While many western countries start to reopen as vaccinations gain pace, authorities in Tokyo and other parts of Japan have ...
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