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Development Health Advice 

COVID-19: ‘Top priority’ must be on containment, insists WHO’s Tedros

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In total, 61 countries outside China have reported 8,739 cases of infection with 127 deaths, the World Health Organization (WHO) Director-General said. Our message to all countries is: this is not one-way street. We can push this #coronavirus back. Your actions now will determine the course of the #COVID19 outbreak in your country. There’s no choice but to act now.… Read More

Imani Holidays

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Our amazing team of professionals are well trained and with good experience of the travel industry. Your contact with us does not end after booking your holiday. We are available for you even during and after your holiday. Our packages are designed to meet all budgets. We have a variety of options to choose from. Regardless, we do not compromise… Read More
Human Rights 

Use of religious beliefs to justify rights violations must be outlawed says UN expert

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“I firmly reject any claim that religious beliefs can be invoked as a legitimate ‘justification’ for violence or discrimination against women, girls or LGBT+ people”, said Ahmed Shaheed, UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief, noting that “the right to freedom of religion protects individuals and not religions as such.” In his report, the UN expert urges States… Read More
Development Health Advice 

UN releases emergency funds to help vulnerable countries fight coronavirus COVID-19

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We do not yet see evidence that the virus is spreading freely. We still have a chance of containing it. Mark Lowcock, UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs The UN announced on Sunday that the World Health Organization (WHO) and UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF), will use the funds to undertake essential activities such as monitoring the spread of the virus, investigating… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Drug Barrons, Yahoo Boys Are Investing In Nigerian Music

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Singer Zaakiy Azzay Veteran singer, Zaaki Azzay, has alleged that the Nigerian music industry is driven by investments from drug barons and Internet fraudsters also known as Yahoo Boys. The talented singer who is famous for his 1996 hit song ‘Na Me Go Marry Am’, pointed this out in a recent interview with Premium Times. When asked to rate new… Read More
Development Health Advice 

UN health agency warns against coronavirus COVID-19 criminal scams

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Criminal elements, says the UN health agency, are posing as WHO representatives, and recommends that, if anyone is contacting by a person or organization claiming to be from the Organization, they should take steps to verify their authenticity. Examples of suspicious behaviour include asking for login information, sending unasked-for email attachments, directing people to a Website other than www.who.int, and… Read More
Entertainment Lifestyle 

Shatta Wale Allegedly Stole “Mansa Musa Money” Song With Vybz Kartel From A Nigerian Artiste   » ™

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– – Our mainstream artistes are becoming in terms of song composition as sampling is eating them up. Kuami Eugene is the biggest example of song theft and now, Shatta Wale perhaps wants to take the sampling tag from Eugene. READ ALSO: Kurl Songx, Mr Drew & Krymi Trade Blows Over Alleged Song Theft – Get Details As we speak,… Read More

US Israel-Palestinian peace plan a ‘mockery’, upends long-standing consensus – International Conference hears

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Speaking at the International Conference on the Question of Palestine, Mahathir Mohamad also slammed “the ultimate dishonest brokerage” of the unilateral proposal, saying that his country “finds the plan utterly unacceptable and grossly unjust”. Under the theme “South-East Asian Support for the Rights of the Palestinian People”, the two-day Conference – which brought together over 300 Government and civil society representatives… Read More
Development Health Advice 

Coronavirus COVID-19 risk increased to ‘very high’ but containment still possible

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The development comes as WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus welcomed data showing that in the past 24 hours, China had recorded its lowest number of cases in more than a month (329), with 78,959 cases in total. More than 36,000 people have also recovered from COVID-19 in China alone, WHO said. Fear, rumour and stigma the greatest enemy Speaking to… Read More
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