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A top official with the state-owned Sudanese Mineral Resources Company told media on Friday that fourteen workers were killed and dozens were wounded in a goldmine fall in Sudan’s Northern State. 24 killed in DR Congo goldmine collapse According to Moataz Hajj Nour, a portion of a hillside fell near the al Jabal al Ahmar mine, situated 70 kilometres from Wadi Halfa city, causing the fatal mishap on Thursday. According to Sudan News Agency (SUNA), witnesses said workers were excavating with large equipment, which triggered the fall.

In reaction to a serious drought that has struck the nation, Tunisia on Friday instituted an allotment system for drinkable water and prohibited its use in farmland until September 30. According to senior agriculture ministry official Hamadi Habib, Tunisia, which is experiencing a fourth consecutive year of severe drought, saw a decline in its dam capacity to roughly 1 billion cubic meters, or 30% of the maximum, as a result of a lack of rain from September 2022 to mid-March 2023. The use of drinkable water to cleanse vehicles, irrigate gardens, clear sidewalks, and maintain public spaces was also outlawed…

In order to maximise the potential of experts, the Nigerian Army Veterans have asked for a revision of the departure limit for active duty troops. In a communiqué published at the conclusion of the First Quarter Year 2023 Veterans Affairs Seminar and Workshop conducted in Calabar on Friday, the veterans made the request. Col. Victor Ibeh, Deputy Director of the Army Headquarters in Abuja’s Veterans Affairs Directorate, issued the statement. The training was designed for Army members who have recently resigned and those who are about to do so. Ibeh claimed that as part of their pre-retirement strategies, the players…

On behalf of President Muhammadu Buhari, the Minister of Police Affairs, Dr Muhammad Dingyadi, opened the ruling board of the Nigeria Police Academy (POLAC), Wudil, Kano State, on Friday in Abuja. Dingyadi stated that President Buhari’s dedication to leaving a changed, professionalized, highly driven, and knowledge-based police force with the goal of institutionalising preventative policing in Nigeria was reinforced by the ceremony. He stated that the governing board’s sanction aimed to completely operationalize the terms of the Police Academy (Establishment) Act 2021, which was previously passed into law by the president on April 7, 2022. According to the minister, the…

Many voters in southern Bulgaria’s rocky Rhodope Mountains are sceptical that Sunday’s legislative election, the country’s sixth in two years, will create a secure administration capable of combating graft, inflation, and poverty. The most recent election was declared in January, following three unsuccessful efforts by different political groups to form a working alliance following an indecisive vote in October. Since widespread demonstrations in 2020, the nation has been ruled primarily by interim administrations chosen by President Rumen Radev. The country’s goals to enter the eurozone in 2024 have already been delayed, and the country’s efforts to effectively use COVID-19 pandemic…

In the recently completed gubernatorial election in the state, Zamfara State Governor Bello Matawalle claimed that some individuals in the Federal Government fought against his re-election campaign. Dauda Lawal of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) beat Matawalle of the governing All Progressives Congress (APC), who attributed his failure to win a second term to his campaign against the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and its currency reform policy. According to the media, Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State and Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State sued the federal government in the Supreme Court over the shortage of currency caused by the CBN’s…

Yul Edochie, a well-known Nollywood performer, has reported the murder of his son, Kambilichukwu Edochie, to the Lagos State Police Command. SP Benjamin Hundeyin, the state’s Police Public Relations Officer, verified the development in a conversation with reporters Friday morning. Yul Edochie’s 16-year-old son is dead Kambilichukwu died on Thursday morning after suffering a seizure and being taken to Lagos’ Mother and Child Hospital. According to accounts, the 16-year-old boy perished while at school, rather than in the company of his parents. According to the authorities, the case will be referred to the State Criminal inquiry Department for further inquiry…

The Peoples Democratic Party’s National Working Committee reviewed and reversed the suspensions of several of its leaders on Thursday. Former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, former Secretary to the Government of the Federation Anyim Pius Anyim, Prof. Dennis Ityavyar, Dr. Aslam Aliyu, and H.E Ibrahim Shema are among those whose suspensions have been removed. The PDP National Publicity Secretary, Hon. Ologunagba, Debo. He said that the decision was made during the party’s NWC meeting on Thursday, during which members extensively addressed recent events in the party. “This decision is without prejudice to the NWC’s authority to take necessary disciplinary action…

Vladimir Putin accused an American Wall Street Journal writer of espionage on Thursday, escalating Moscow’s diplomatic dispute with Washington over the Ukraine crisis and potentially further isolating Russia. The publication disputed the charges and that Evan Gershkovich, a “trusted and dedicated reporter,” be released immediately. Washington did not respond immediately. Gershkovich, a 31-year-old writer who has lived in Russia for six years, is the most high-profile American detained there since basketball star Brittney Griner was released in December after serving a ten-month sentence on drug charges. The FSB claimed Gershkovich was detained in the Urals industrial city of Yekaterinburg on…

Pensioners from the Concerned Abia State Pensioners organised a city-wide celebration in Umuahia, the state capital, to celebrate the Peoples Democratic Party’s (PDP) loss in the gubernatorial election. They termed the PDP’s loss in the state’s gubernatorial and National Assembly elections as God’s particular method of punishing the umbrella party for supposedly causing grief to Abia’s retirees. The retirees, who were dressed entirely in white during their celebratory march through the streets of Umuahia, claimed Dr Alex Otti’s win on March 18 was an answer to prayer from God. The retirees, who carried banners emblazoned with various articles, said that…