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Thailand’s Queen Emerita Sirikit dies at 93
Global Affairs

Thailand’s Queen Emerita Sirikit dies at 93

Following her death, King Vajiralongkorn directed the royal household to arrange a state funeral. Her body will be placed on display at the Grand Palace’s Dusit Thorne Hall in Bangkok, while the royal family will observe a year of mourning.

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Health and Wellness

World Bank warns of 10 million global health worker shortage by 2030

Data released on Friday shows that the deficit spans critical professions, with an estimated shortage of 4.5 million nurses, 3.1 million doctors, 1.9 million midwives, 0.3 million dentists, and 0.2 million pharmacists. In total, the global health workforce shortfall is projected to reach 10.2 million workers within the next five years.

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Nnamdi Kanu dismisses lawyers, vows to defend himself in court
Global Affairs

Nnamdi Kanu dismisses lawyers, vows to defend himself in court

Kanu told the court that he would personally handle his case, claiming the court lacked authority to prosecute him — an argument the presiding judge immediately rejected. The court maintained that jurisdiction had already been addressed in earlier proceedings and directed him to proceed with his defence.

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Deadly fuel tanker explosion claims over 40 lives in Niger State
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Deadly fuel tanker explosion claims over 40 lives in Niger State

Abdullahi Baba Ara, head of the Niger state emergency service, confirmed that 52 people with various injuries are receiving treatment at a local hospital. Witnesses said the blaze erupted immediately after the tanker overturned near the Essan and Badeggi communities along the Bida-Agaie road in Katcha Local Government Area.

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Cameroon election complaints dismissed as opposition rejects results
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Cameroon election complaints dismissed as opposition rejects results

The Constitutional Council rejected eight appeals, citing either insufficient proof or a lack of jurisdiction to nullify the election. Opposition candidate Issa Tchiroma Bakary, 76, who once served as a government spokesperson, has proclaimed himself the winner, a claim dismissed by allies of President Paul Biya, 92, who is seeking a seventh term.

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