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17 Feb '25
The thousands of people who work for the U.S. government’s main agency for humanitarian aid and disaster relief have been on the front lines of efforts to fight famine, contain virulent infectious diseases like H.I.V. and Ebola, and rebuild infrastructure in i
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17 Feb '25
A young entrepreneur has shared how he managed to ditch his gruelling 9-5 factory job thanks to a new business venture making him a millionaire in just over a yearNiko's life has drastically changed since he learned about a new business ventureA
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17 Feb '25
For some people, coffee is a big part of their lives.This woman shares that her
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17 Feb '25
Popstar Peter Andre has revealed that he once had an unexplainable - and possibly paranormal - encounter when he was renovating an old building in Australia with his brotherPeter isn't sure what to believe after his ghostly encounter
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17 Feb '25
This is yet another story about the
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17 Feb '25
Man Utd suffered an injury crisis in the build-up to their Premier League defeat to Tottenham and despite a solid performance, a squad down to the bare bones suffered another defeat.Manchester United played some nice football against Tottenham - but wit
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17 Feb '25
Donny van de Beek is one of the great mysteries of the post-Fergie era at Manchester United.Brought in as a marquee signing in 2020, he failed to make an impression under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer then, when a fairytale redemption arc presented itself with the
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13 Feb '25
The hearing of an unprecedented case brought by the Democratic Republic of Congo against Rwanda over alleged human rights violations began on Wednesday amid the ongoing conflict in Kinshasa’s eastern North Kivu province.
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13 Feb '25
In a shocking case of international fraud, where ruthless Ugandans fleeced an American investor Robert Tunner in a fake gold deal, Stanbic Bank officials are said to be in panic mode as DPP sanctions their files for immediate arrest and prosecution. These top ma
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13 Feb '25
The future of 6,974 students who failed the 2024 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations remains uncertain, as the government has yet to devise a plan for them under the new lower secondary curriculum.U