“Grief Is The Price We Pay For Love”: Australia’s PM Echoes Queen’s Words As People Line Up To Sign Condolence Book
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese echoed the words Queen Elizabeth II used more than 20 years ago to comfort New York following the September 11 terrorist attacks as he paid tribute on Friday to the British monarch following her death. There is comfort to be found in her majesty’s own words, ‘grief is the price we pay for love,’" Albanese...
China Reinstates Boeing Operations After Bilateral Trade Negotiations with U.S.
China has lifted its ban on domestic airlines accepting new Boeing aircraft, according to a report published on Tuesday. This move comes just hours after Beijing and Washington reached an agreement to temporarily reduce tariffs, marking a significant de-escalation in their ongoing trade dispute. Last month, Boeing confirmed that Chinese airlines had halted the delivery of new planes due to heavy...
Bra-Shaped Face-Masks In Japan Sell Out Minutes After Launch
Fashion lovers are coming up with innovative ways to stay fashionable despite the coronavirus pandemic and one of such ways is through Bra-Shaped face-masks. Recently, bra-cup face mask memes surfaced online and went viral but a Japanese company decided to make them a reality and they sold out almost instantly. Atsumi Fashion, an apparel manufacturer in the city of Himi, Toyama...
Interpol President Hosts Chikwe Udensi To Working Dinner In France, Bolstering Global Security Cooperation (Photos)
In a significant move to strengthen international security collaboration, Major General Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi, President of Interpol, hosted Sir Chikwe Udensi, Vice President of the International Security Association (ISA), to a working dinner at Interpol's headquarters in Lyon, France on Thursday, ABN TV reports. The meeting provided a platform for both leaders to discuss pressing global security concerns, share expertise,...
Iran Blames Israel For Renewed Fight With Hamas
Iran on Friday blamed Israel and the United States for a resumption of fighting in the Gaza Strip. “After killing more than 15,000 Palestinians, the Zionist vampires have started a new round of killing under the continued support of the American government,” Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Nasser Kanani said in a post on X, formerly Twitter. Deadly fighting restarted in Gaza...
Gay Imam Killed After Conducting Lesbian Wedding In South Africa
According to a Sunday BBC report, Muhsin Hendricks, the first openly gay imam in history, was shot and killed in South Africa. The 57-year-old cleric, who led a Cape Town mosque known for welcoming LGBTQ+ and marginalized Muslims, was ambushed on Saturday near the southern city of Gqeberha. South African police said two masked gunmen fired multiple shots at the vehicle...
Current State Of Nigeria-Cameroon 1.5km Border Bridge [PHOTOS]
The newly constructed 1.5km, two-lane bridge on the border between Nigeria and Cameroon in Ekot-Mfum, Etung Local Government Area of Cross River. The construction of the bridge began on April 28, 2017, and was completed in March 2021 at the cost of $35.9 million. Funding for the project was provided by both countries. Photos of the 1.5KM Border Bridge...
29 African Migrants Trying To Cross To Italy Die As Boat Sinks In Tunisia
According to a security official, Tunisia's coast guard retrieved ten remains from a migrant boat that sank along the shore, the second vessel to drown within hours of Tunisia, raising the death toll to 29. A national guard official, Houssem Jebabli, stated that the boat sank off the coast of Mahdia providing no details. Earlier on Sunday, a human rights group...
Protesters Celebrate Expulsion Of Rwandan Ambassador From DRC Over Alleged Ties With M23 Rebel
Dozens of demonstrators on Sunday expressed satisfaction over the expulsion of Vincent Karega, Rwanda's ambassador to the DRC after months of tensions and accusations of support for the M23 rebel group, an accusation Rwanda has repeatedly denied. The protesters on foot and on motorcycles, went around churches to call for a big demonstration gainst what they termed the Rwandan invasion,...
” S’Africa Leads Nigeria As Africa’s Top Fuel Importer” – Report
Nigeria has given up its long-standing title as Africa's biggest importer of refined petroleum products as a result of the Dangote Petrochemical Refinery's increased activity. South Africa has now overtaken Nigeria as the continent’s largest fuel importer, according to new data from energy consultancy CITAC, signalling a seismic shift in Africa’s downstream oil market. The refinery, which began large-scale production in...
