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World · BusinessDay ·WORLD IN BRIEF:German airport malaria outbreak kills 2, Harry and Meghan return to UK, Africa-backed credit agency set for launch and other stories
BusinessDay’s international roundup reports that a malaria outbreak at a German airport has killed two people. It also highlights Prince Harry and Meghan’s return to the United Kingdom, plans to launch an Africa-backed credit agency, and other significant global developments.
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World · BusinessDay ·US visa freeze puts Nigerian spouses, asylum seekers in limbo
A freeze on certain United States visas is leaving Nigerian spouses and asylum seekers uncertain about their applications, travel plans and prospects for joining family members or securing protection. The measure has created a period of limbo for affected Nigerians as they await clarity on processing and possible next steps.
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World · The Punch ·India declares 46-year-old Nigerian wanted over 3.3kg drug seizure
Indian authorities have declared a 46-year-old Nigerian wanted following the seizure of 3.3 kilogrammes of drugs. The announcement indicates that the individual is being sought in connection with the confiscated substance, though the headline does not provide details about the location, type of drug, or the circumstances of the seizure.
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World · Channels TV ·IN PICTURES: Nepal Floods Leave Trail Of Destruction
Severe flooding in Nepal has caused widespread destruction, with images documenting the impact on communities, infrastructure and surrounding areas. The report focuses on the visible aftermath and damage left by the floods, while providing a visual account of the disaster’s effects.
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World · Leadership News ·US Halts Immigrant Visa Applications Worldwide, Nigeria Faces Fresh Uncertainty
The United States has suspended immigrant visa applications globally, creating renewed uncertainty for Nigerians seeking to relocate through the immigration process. The development could affect applicants awaiting visa processing or planning applications, although the headline does not specify the suspension’s duration, reasons, or detailed implications for Nigerian nationals.
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World · Leadership News ·
UPDATED: 157 Bodies Recovered, Over 400 Still Missing In Nepal-Tibet Flash Flood
Authorities have recovered 157 bodies following flash flooding in the Nepal-Tibet region, while more than 400 people remain missing. The disaster has affected areas across the Nepal-Tibet border, with recovery and search operations continuing as officials work to locate those unaccounted for.
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World · Leadership News ·
Trump Says Iran’s Khamenei Alive, Seriously Wounded
US President Donald Trump said Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is alive but seriously wounded. The statement addresses conflicting reports about Khamenei’s condition and provides no further details on the circumstances of the reported injuries or his current status.
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World · The Punch ·
Zimbabwe arrests official after boat sinking that killed 97
Zimbabwean authorities have arrested an official following a boat sinking that resulted in the deaths of 97 people. The arrest comes as part of the response to the fatal incident, though the official’s identity, alleged involvement and the circumstances surrounding the sinking were not specified in the headline.
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World · The Punch ·
US designates UK-based Palestine Action as terrorist group
The United States has designated Palestine Action, a group based in the United Kingdom, as a terrorist organisation. The headline reports the decision but provides no further details about the reasons for the designation, its immediate consequences, or the group’s response.
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World · Leadership News ·
Six Years After ‘Megxit’, Harry And Meghan Return To Britain With Children
Prince Harry and Meghan have returned to Britain with their children, six years after their departure from royal duties, marking a notable visit by the couple and family.
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World · Leadership News ·
Six Migrants Found Dead In Libyan Desert After Vehicle Breaks Down
Six migrants have been found dead in the Libyan desert after the vehicle transporting them broke down. The incident highlights the dangers faced by migrants travelling through remote desert routes, where vehicle failures can leave people stranded far from assistance and basic necessities.
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World · The Punch ·
95 die, 291 foreign tourists missing in Nepal’s flash floods
Flash floods in Nepal have reportedly killed 95 people, while 291 foreign tourists remain missing. The figures highlight the scale of the disaster and the continuing uncertainty surrounding the whereabouts of the tourists as authorities respond to the flooding.
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World · BusinessDay ·US suspends immigrant visa processing worldwide
The United States has suspended the processing of immigrant visas worldwide, potentially delaying applications and affecting prospective migrants across countries. The headline does not specify the reason for the suspension, how long it will last, or whether exceptions apply. Further details would be needed to assess the implications for Nigerian applicants.
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World · Daily Post ·US designates UK-based Palestine Action ‘terrorist organisation’
The United States has designated Palestine Action, a group based in the United Kingdom, as a terrorist organisation. The move concerns the group’s status under US policy and relates to its activities connected with the Palestinian cause, though the headline provides no further details about the designation or its immediate consequences.
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World · Vanguard ·Ghana rejects MTN’s $1.8m donation for victims of South Africa xenophobic attacks
Ghana has rejected a $1.8 million donation from MTN intended to support victims of xenophobic attacks in South Africa. The headline highlights the refusal of the telecommunications company’s financial assistance, but provides no further details on the reasons for Ghana’s decision, the affected victims, or how the funds were to be distributed.
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World · Vanguard ·US designates UK-based Palestine Action as foreign ‘terrorist group’
The United States has designated Palestine Action, a UK-based group advocating for Palestinian causes, as a foreign terrorist group. The designation marks a significant escalation in Washington’s official stance towards the organisation, potentially affecting its activities, supporters and international operations, although the headline provides no further details on the reasons or consequences.
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World · The Punch ·
Guinea president dismisses 173 soldiers for desertion
Guinea’s president has dismissed 173 soldiers from the country’s armed forces for desertion. The development concerns military personnel accused of abandoning their duties, although the headline does not provide details about when the dismissals occurred, the circumstances surrounding the desertions, or any further disciplinary measures.
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World · BusinessDay ·NSCIA decries attacks in Niger, says insecurity forcing Nigerians to Benin Republic
The Nigeria-Sahel Conflict and Security Analysis Centre has condemned attacks in Niger and warned that insecurity is driving some Nigerians to relocate to neighbouring Benin Republic. The centre’s position highlights concerns about worsening regional security and its effect on population movement across Nigeria’s borders.
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World · BusinessDay ·
Nepal flash floods kill 31 as 400 tourists go missing
Flash floods in Nepal have killed 31 people, while about 400 tourists remain missing, according to the report. The incident highlights the scale of the disaster affecting visitors in the country, though the headline provides no further details on the affected locations, rescue operations or the cause of the flooding.
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World · Channels TV ·
[UPDATED] At Least 160 Dead, 403 Missing In Nepal-Tibet Flood, Landslides
At least 160 people have died and 403 others remain missing after floods and landslides struck Nepal and Tibet, according to an updated report. The disaster has caused significant loss of life across the affected areas, with rescue and recovery efforts likely continuing as authorities account for those unlocated.
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