Legendary singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder is officially Ghanaian. The music icon on his 74th birthday was granted citizenship of Ghana by the nation’s president Nana Akufo-Addo
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SCAPEGOAT: High Schoolers Awarded $1m Following Successful Appeal Of ‘Blackface’ Allegation
Two former California high school students have been awarded $1 million and tuition reimbursement after they claimed to have been forced to withdraw from the school in 2020 for wearing acne masks, which was mis interpreted by officials and community members as “blackface.”
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AUSTRALIA: Teen Jailed For 14 Years Over UK Woman’s Murder
A teenager who stabbed a British mother to death after breaking into her home in Brisbane, Australia has been jailed for 14 years.
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UK: Agency Worker Who Blew £18k On Calls To Nigeria On Work Phone Spared Jail
A Nigerian civil service agency worker who blew £18,000 on calls to a church in Nigeria using a Cabinet Office phone has been spared jail.
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UK: Woman Awarded £575K payout Following Botched Childbirth
A mother in UK has been awarded more than half a million pounds for injuries suffered during childbirth.
Amy Stead, 37, from Wrexham, Wales suffered a “rushed” childbirth in 2019 as the obstetrician missed an injury during Stead’s labour.
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UK: AstraZeneca Withdraws Covid-19 Vaccine Worldwide For Newer Vaccine
AstraZeneca plc, the British-Swedish multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology company has begun the worldwide withdrawal of its Covid-19 vaccine due to a “surplus of available updated vaccines” that target new variants of the virus.
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MIRACLE: Pastor’s Life Spared After Gun Pointed @ Him During Service Jams
A video footage showing a 26-year-old man pulled a gun on a preacher during a live-streamed church service Sunday is now a subject of Police investigation.
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LIBERIA: President Boakai Signs Executive Order Establishing War Crimes Tribunal
President Joseph Boakai has signed an executive order to establish a long-awaited war crimes tribunal to provide justice for victims of Liberia’s two civil wars, characterized by widespread massacres, torture, and sexual violence.
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UK: Stealing In the Name Of The Poor
A group of anti-poverty enthusiasts who goes into supermarkets to steal food items to hand them over to a food bank has vowed to target other stores across the country until the Government meets its food-security demands.
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UAE: Emirate Acts To Contain Spread Of Water Illness Linked To Floods
A small number of people in the United Arab Emirates have shown symptoms associated with contaminated water after heavy rains and floods, the health ministry said.
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