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Pacific 

Warming trend in Asia set to cause more disruption: UN weather agency

Melting ice and glaciers and rising sea levels threaten more socio-economic disruption in future, according to the agency’s latest State of the Climate report for the region.   The mean temperature over Asia for 2022 was the second or third warmest on record and was about 0.72 degrees Celsius (°C) above the 1991–2020 average, which was itself roughly 1.68°C above the… Read More
Africa 

Senegal repatriates 50 migrants from Morocco

Senegal repatriated some 50 of its nationals intercepted in recent weeks in Morocco, trying to emigrate to Europe. The group was repatriated from Dakhla, Western Sahara.  A total of 450 Senegalese migrants have been apprehended in Morocco in recent weeks.  The Senegalese Minister of Foreign Affairs said the repatriated migrants were brought back due to health reasons. “We were able… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Kita Alexander Signs With Lemon Tree Music

Australian singer and songwriter Kita Alexander is the latest addition to the Lemon Tree Music roster, Billboard can reveal. Alexander signs with the Australia-based artist management company for the world, and will be guided by LTM senior artist manager Elise Naismith. Kita’s catalog “is anthem after anthem and her new music is no exception,” Naismith comments. “Off the back of… Read More
Africa 

Mutinous soldiers claim to have overthrown Niger’s president

Mutinous soldiers claimed to have overthrown Niger’s democratically elected president, announcing on state television late Wednesday that they have put an end to the government over the African country’s deteriorating security. The soldiers said all institutions had been suspended and security forces were managing the situation. The mutineers urged external partners not to interfere. The announcement came after a day… Read More
Africa 

‘Overcrowded’ bus crash in Senegal kills 24 people

Twenty-four people, including four children have died in a bus crash in northern Senegal. The bus had been coming from a town in the north of the country on 26 July and was reportedly “overcrowded” with 76 people on board; 16 more than the permitted number. Senegalese Interior Minister, Antoine Félix Abdoulaye Diome, said overcrowding was a serious problem.  “I’d like… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Davido Signee, Logos Olori Reacts as Christians Also Tell His Brother Asake to Delete Bandana Music Video

Logos Olori Asake Bandana Logos Olori, Davido signee, has turned to social media to respond to a Nigerian guy who speaks on behalf of Christians telling his brother Asake to erase the Bandana music video. Remember how Logos Olori put his boss Davido in hot water online as the “Unavailable” singer was promoting his tracks on his social media pages?… Read More
Human Rights 

Heatwave threat impacts half of all children in Europe and Central Asia

Regina De Dominicis, UNICEF Regional Director Europe and Central Asia, said countries in these parts of the world are feeling the heat of the climate crisis, and children’s health and well-being are suffering the most. “This is expected to rise to all children in 2050,” she added.  “The multitude of negative implications on the current and future health of such… Read More
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