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Entertainment Lifestyle 

Vivica A. Fox announced as Kick-Off Speaker at the AME Institute Burbank 2024.

Vivica A. Fox announced as Kick-Off Speaker at the AME Institute Burbank 2024. – Music Industry Today – EIN Presswire Trusted News Since 1995 A service for music industry professionals · Wednesday, June 12, 2024 · 719,509,766 Articles · 3+ Million Readers News Monitoring and Press Release Distribution Tools News Topics Newsletters Press Releases Events & Conferences RSS Feeds Other… Read More
Human Rights 

Life in DPR Korea still ‘daily struggle devoid of hope’ warns human rights chief

Ambassadors held an open meeting on human rights in the country, commonly known as North Korea, convened by Japan, the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom and the United States. China and Russia opposed the meeting and called for a procedural vote by the 15 members, which was defeated.  Alone and claustrophobic  Briefing from Geneva, UN High Commissioner for Human… Read More
Africa 

Haiti inaugurates new cabinet as country looks to end political unrest

Haiti’s new Cabinet was formally inaugurated on Wednesday, marking the final step in rebuilding the government that will lead a country under siege by gangs. In his speech, Prime Minister Garry Conille repeated the need to increase security in the country which is within the grips of gang warfare. He also spoke on the humanitarian crisis gripping the country. “My… Read More

Rihanna Denies Pregnancy Rumors, Says She Wants More Kids in Future

Billionaire singer Rihanna has addressed the rumors that she and her partner, A$AP Rocky, are expecting their third child. Some media outlets reported that the Barbadian superstar is pregnant for the third time in three years. In a recent interview with ET, Rihanna denied these rumors. The mother of two did say she would “definitely” have more children in the… Read More
Africa 

Nigeria’s president says economic reforms will continue despite hardships

One year after he came to power, Nigeria’s president Bola Tinubu on Wednesday said his economic reforms will continue despite increasing hardships. During his televised Democracy Day speech, he acknowledged the economic difficulties facing the nation, but said the economy had been in desperate need of reform for decades. With the country facing its worst cost-of-living crisis in years, Nigerians… Read More
Africa 

Gaza circus performers put smile on faces of Palestinian children

Members of a circus performing group have been looking to bring a temporary smile to the faces of displaced children in the conflict-ridden Gaza Strip, helping them to briefly escape the horrors of war as they visit shelters to offer some light relief. Palestinian children are enduring harsh conditions following months of bombing and destruction that have haunted them as… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Without validation from Nigerians, Ghanaian artistes cannot make it on the international stage – AY

Controversial rapper, AY Poyoo is of the view that Ghanaian artistes need validation from Nigerian artistes to enter the International market. AY Poyoo recently visited Nigeria and has since released an album titled Rejected Stone Album In a post on social media, the controversial rapper divulged that without validation from Nigerians, Ghanaian artistes cannot make it on the International stage.… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Manifesting unity and progress: An analysis of Nigeria’s new national anthem!

Hi guys! It’s me again, your favourite Gen Z girl! We’ve all heard that saying something over and over again—and actually believing it—will make it come true (tried and trusted by me). Whether you call it ‘manifesting’, ‘prophesying’ or just hoping, A lot of the things we say have an effect on how the future plays out. In a significant… Read More
Africa 

South Sudan hosts first-ever World Cup qualifier match in Juba

FIFA President Gianni Infantino arrived in Juda, South Sudan on Tuesday for the inauguration of Juba National Stadium. The 54-year-old was joined by the country’s President, Salva Kiir Mayardit, and FA President Augustino Parek, to mark the occasion after FIFA invested nearly 7 million USD (£5.49 million) to support the work in the capital. Infantino attended South Sudan’s 2026 FIFA… Read More
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