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World · Vanguard ·Nigerians Ganiyu, Somoye arrested over scheme to sell green cards, citizenship for cash
Nigerians identified as Ganiyu and Somoye have been arrested over an alleged scheme to sell green cards and citizenship in exchange for money. The arrests relate to claims that immigration or nationality documents and status were being offered commercially, though the headline does not provide details about the suspects, location, or investigating authorities.
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World · The Punch ·Kenya gives foreign workers 90 days to formalise status
Kenya has given foreign workers 90 days to formalise their immigration or employment status. The directive sets a deadline for affected non-Kenyan workers to complete the required legal processes, although the headline does not specify the procedures involved, the penalties for non-compliance or the number of people affected.
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World · Daily Post ·US targets Iran’s aviation sector with fresh sanctions
The United States has imposed new sanctions targeting Iran’s aviation sector, expanding economic pressure on the country. The headline does not specify which aviation entities or activities are affected, nor the stated reasons, timing or expected consequences of the measures.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Indonesia reopens airports after volcano eruption
Indonesia has reopened airports that were closed following a volcanic eruption. The move restores air travel operations after the disruption caused by the eruption, although the headline does not specify which airports were affected, the volcano involved, or whether any restrictions remain in place.
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World · Vanguard ·Prince Harry, Meghan ‘surprised’ by King Charles’ announcement
Prince Harry and Meghan were reportedly surprised by an announcement made by King Charles. The headline indicates a development involving the royal family, but provides no further details about the announcement, its timing, or the couple’s specific reaction beyond their reported surprise.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Singapore PM to get $1.1m pay rise as ministers’ salaries increase
Singapore’s prime minister is set to receive a $1.1 million pay increase, while ministers will also get higher salaries. The reported changes concern remuneration for the country’s top political officeholders, although the headline does not provide details on the timing, reasons or specific amounts involved for ministers.
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World · Daily Post ·12 countries back european measures against West Bank settlements
Twelve countries have expressed support for European measures targeting Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The headline indicates growing international backing for action concerning the settlements, but does not specify the countries involved, the measures adopted, or the reasons cited for their support.
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World · Daily Post ·Kenya gives foreign workers 90 days to regularise status
Kenyan authorities have given foreign workers a 90-day window to regularise their immigration or employment status. The directive affects non-Kenyan nationals working in the country and sets a deadline for them to complete any required documentation or compliance procedures, according to Daily Post.
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World · Leadership News ·US Embassy Stops Routine Visa Processing In Abuja, Moves Services To Lagos
The United States Embassy has halted routine visa processing in Abuja and relocated those services to Lagos. The change affects applicants seeking regular visa services, although the headline does not specify the reason for the move, how long it will last, or whether emergency and other consular services are affected.
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World · Nigerian Tribune ·Nepal cracks down on online abuse of flood survivors
Nepal has launched a crackdown on online abuse targeting people who survived flooding, focusing on harmful digital activity directed at affected communities. The action highlights efforts to protect flood survivors from further harassment and misuse of online platforms during the aftermath of disasters.
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World · Vanguard ·Russia says Putin, Trump had ‘frank’ call after US envoys visit
Russia said President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump held a frank telephone conversation following a visit to Moscow by American envoys. The statement indicates the discussion took place after the envoys’ meetings, but the headline provides no further details about the subjects addressed or any outcomes from the call.
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World · Vanguard ·US slaps sanctions on Iran airlines, service providers
The United States has imposed sanctions on airlines and service providers linked to Iran. The measures target entities involved in Iran’s aviation sector, although the headline does not specify the organisations affected, the reasons for their designation, or the practical impact of the sanctions.
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World · Vanguard ·Kenya gives foreign workers 90 days to formalise status
Kenya has given foreign workers a 90-day deadline to regularise or formalise their immigration and employment status. The directive affects non-Kenyan nationals working in the country and sets a limited period for them to complete any required documentation or compliance processes under Kenyan regulations.
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World · Vanguard ·Gambia protests grow chaotic as power outages worsen
Protests in The Gambia have become increasingly chaotic as worsening power outages add to public frustration. The headline indicates that demonstrations are escalating alongside deteriorating electricity supply, but provides no further details on the causes, locations, government response or reported effects on residents.
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World · Vanguard ·
Kenya gives foreign workers 90 days to formalise status or …
Kenyan authorities have given foreign workers 90 days to formalise their immigration or employment status. The directive sets a deadline for affected non-citizens to comply with relevant requirements, although the headline does not specify the consequences for those who fail to regularise their status.
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World · Leadership News ·
UK Bans Trade With Israeli Settlements Over ‘Ethnic Cleansing’ Of Palestinians
The United Kingdom has prohibited trade with Israeli settlements, citing allegations of ethnic cleansing against Palestinians. The measure targets commercial activity linked to the settlements and reflects the UK’s stated response to the treatment and displacement of Palestinians in areas under Israeli control.
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World · Daily Post ·Trans woman jailed after falsely accusing six men of rape in UK
A transgender woman has been sentenced to prison in the United Kingdom after being found to have falsely accused six men of rape. The case concerns the allegations, the court’s finding that they were false, and the resulting jail term.
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World · The Punch ·
Taiwan seeks inclusion in United Nations activities
Taiwan is seeking participation in United Nations activities, highlighting its desire for inclusion in the organisation’s programmes and engagements. The development concerns Taiwan’s international representation and access to multilateral platforms, though the headline does not specify which UN activities are involved or the response from member states.
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World · PM News ·
Obasanjo condoles with Tanzania President over husband ‘s death
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed condolences to Tanzania’s president following the death of her husband. The headline indicates that Obasanjo conveyed sympathy over the bereavement, but provides no further details about the circumstances of the death, the message, or funeral arrangements.
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World · Premium Times ·TRENDING: Italian priest quits priesthood after 12 years, marries Kenyan woman
An Italian priest has left the priesthood after 12 years and subsequently married a Kenyan woman. The development has attracted attention as details of his decision and personal transition become a trending topic.
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