The President of Rwanda Paul Kagame has been endorsed as candidate by two of the oldest and political parties in the east African nation. Liberal Party (PL), and the Social Democratic Party (PSD), endorsed the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) candidate Paul Kagame on Sunday for presidential race on July. The two parties joined four smaller…
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A 33-year-old man allegedly took his own life outside a rental room where his lover stays in Ndaraweta area,Bomet County in Kenya The area assistant chief John Tanui confirmed the incident and said the body was found hanging on the verandah roof. He said the deceased was identified as Bernard Langat, a Junior Secondary School…
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Premier League title rivals Manchester City and Arsenal drew 0-0 on Sunday to leave Liverpool out in front at the top of the standings. In a game of few chances at Etihad Stadium, defending champions City came closest to finding a winner when Nathan Ake headed straight at goalkeeper David Raya from a corner. The…
Mohamed Salah’s brilliant finish sent Liverpool to the top of the Premier League as the Egypt star’s clinical finish capped a stirring fightback to beat Brighton 2-1 on Sunday Danny Welbeck’s lightning-fast goal at Anfield stunned Jurgen Klopp’s team after just 85 seconds. Later in the first half, Luis Diaz equalised the score, and Salah…
Somalia made changes to its constitution on Saturday, giving the president the authority to appoint and dismiss the prime minister. The decision was approved by a substantial majority of parliament after intense debates within the federal assembly in Mogadishu. The amendments, proposed by the Independent Constitutional Review and Implementation Commission (ICRIC), underwent thorough scrutiny. The…
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The British Army now permits its leaders and soldiers to grow beards while still serving in the army. The moustaches and beards need to be well-groomed, tidy, and often inspected. The army is the last of the armed forces to permit its members to grow beards, thus the regulation takes effect immediately. The new rule…
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Senegal’s top court confirmed the presidential election victory of opposition candidate Bassirou Diomaye Faye on Friday The top court validated provisional results announced on Wednesday based on vote tallies from 100% of polling stations, adding that no objections had been raised by the other contenders. Faye won more than 54% of votes in last Sunday’s…
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Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti confirmed on Saturday that defender Eder Militao is fit after injury and will play against Athletic Bilbao. The Brazilian centre back has been out for more than seven months following a long-term cruciate ligament injury sustained in the season’s opening game against Athletic. The league leaders will face Ernesto Valverde’s…
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Peruvian authorities conducted a raid on President Dina Boluarte’s residence on Saturday as part of an ongoing corruption probe. According to a police document that AFP was able to access, about forty officials were part in the raid, which was looking for Rolex watches that Boluarte had not declared. The Tv footage showed the team…
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Jimmy Chérizier, known as “Barbecue,” is the boss of the Haitian gang and has sent a dire warning to Kenya and any other foreign powers considering sending security forces to the war-torn Caribbean country. According to ‘Barbecue,’ the 1,000 police officers that Kenya plans to send on a mission to restore peace in Haiti would…
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