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Sep
17
2024
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By Ahmed Ture
DAM Global Summit 2025 in Canada: Registration Now Open for Interested Participants

DAM Global Summit 2025 in Canada: Registration Now Open for Interested Participants

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Halifax, Canada - The DAM Organizing Committee is pleased to announce that registration and expression of interest for the highly anticipated DAM Global Summit 2025 are now open. This prestigious event invites qualified CHAMA members, partnering NGOs, churches, businesses, organizations, individuals, and the general public to participate in a global gathering of leaders, innovators, and change-makers. Scheduled to take place in Halifax, Canada, the summit promises to be a transformative experience, fostering meaningful connections, knowledge sharing, and collaborative solutions. Who Can Participate? Qualified CHAMA members Partnering NGOs and churches Businesses and organizations Individuals from the general public How to Register?…
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Sep
12
2024
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By Ahmed Ture
EU Extends Sanctions Against Russia, Removes Two Individuals From Blacklist

EU Extends Sanctions Against Russia, Removes Two Individuals From Blacklist

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The European Union has prolonged its individual sanctions against Russia for an additional six months, effective until March 15, 2025. This decision, announced by the EU Council, aims to maintain pressure on those responsible for undermining Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty. In a statement, the Council revealed that the sanctions, which target over 2,200 individuals and legal entities, have been extended to ensure continued accountability. However, two individuals - Nikita Mazepin, a Russian racer, and Violetta Prigozhina, the mother of Yevgeny Prigozhin - have been removed from the blacklist, following a EU Court decision to lift sanctions against them. Additionally,…
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Sep
08
2024
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By Ahmed Ture
Guinea-Bissau: A Growing Hotbed of Illicit Drug Trafficking under Sissico’s Watch

Guinea-Bissau: A Growing Hotbed of Illicit Drug Trafficking under Sissico’s Watch

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A disturbing trend has emerged in West Africa, with Guinea-Bissau becoming a major transshipment point for illicit drugs between North America, Europe, and Africa without much interference from the custodians of law and order in the accounts who appear to be playing big role in the ugly development. Investigation reveals that in recent times, the availability of hard drugs like Cocaine is so common in African countries like Cape Verde, Senegal, Gambia etc, that it can be purchased in some shops and more easily on the streets. No thanks to Guinea Bissau. https://youtu.be/877bdXTYheY?si=K-8xBaijUW9uMql9 The country's strategic location and alleged complicity…
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Aug
30
2024
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By Ahmed Ture
FBI Unveils Details of Failed Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump

FBI Unveils Details of Failed Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump

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The FBI has disclosed new details regarding the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump during a Republican rally in Pennsylvania. The assailant, identified as Thomas Crooks, had been meticulously planning the attack for nearly a year. According to the FBI, Crooks, 20, had conducted over 60 online searches related to the Republican presidential candidate and his then-opponent, Democratic candidate President Joe Biden, dating back to September 2023. The investigation revealed that Crooks had explored various potential targets before ultimately deciding to register for the Trump rally. The FBI described Crooks’ actions as a “sustained, detailed effort” to target a…
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Aug
30
2024
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By Ahmed Ture
Nigerian Pilot Olukayode Ojo, Faces 5-Year Prison Sentence in US for Falsifying FAA Statements

Nigerian Pilot Olukayode Ojo, Faces 5-Year Prison Sentence in US for Falsifying FAA Statements

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A 36-year-old Nigerian pilot, Olukayode Ojo, has been convicted of making false statements to obtain a medical certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). He faces a potential five-year prison sentence and fines of up to $250,000 for each count. According to US Attorney Robert Troester, Ojo was found guilty on August 16, 2024, of making false statements while attempting to secure a medical certificate necessary for flying commercial passenger aircraft. The case resulted from an investigation by the Transportation Security Administration—Investigations and was prosecuted by Assistant US Attorneys Jackson Eldridge and Matt Dillon. The trial revealed that Ojo, an…
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