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Texas judge rules Biden administration can’t exempt migrant children from Trump-era order

Views: 3 By Natalie Prieb   A Texas judge on Friday ruled that the Biden administration cannot exempt unaccompanied migrant children from a Trump-era order, a decision that could lead U.S. Border Patrol to turn children away. © Getty Images Migrants at U.S. borderDuring the early part of the pandemic, former President Trump launched Title 42, a […]

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Youth, women urged not to shy away from digital jobs

Views: 1 |Stakeholders in the technology and digital sector want the youth and women to use the internet to expand their opportunities to earn a living. Speaking yesterday during the Nation Digital Summit in Mombasa, the industry players want 1.2 million Kenyans who are working and earning from online work to expand their opportunities. They

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Reuters:U.S. calls for help to rehome Afghans who fled chaos of Taliban takeover

Views: 3 By Alexander Cornwell © Reuters/Joshua Roberts The seal of the United States Department of State is shown in WashingtonABU DHABI (Reuters) – The United States still needs other nations to take Afghans who fled their homeland last year, a senior U.S. State Department official said on Friday, six months after Washington’s chaotic withdrawal as

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How vital is nuclear energy for Ukraine?

Views: 3 Carla Bleiker  How important is nuclear energy to the electricity supply in Ukraine? After the attack on the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant in south-eastern Ukraine by Russian forces on Friday night, it became clear that nuclear power is vital to the country.   23% of Ukraine’s energy supply is based on nuclear energy,

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Doctors to Gov’t: Corruption Investigations should not remain at Mulago but to entire Health System

Views: 15 By Julius Mugaga/ KMA Updates. Mulago, Kampala-Uganda: Most Health Departments are surrounded with rings corruption therefore the Health Monitoring Unit should not solely focus on Mulago Hospital. (C) Dr. Oledo Samuel Odongo, President of Uganda Medical Association (U.M.A), (L) Dr. Nabushawo Faith, Deputy Secretary General of Uganda Medical Association, (R) Dr. Mirembe Joel, U.M.A

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European Union suspends Russia and Belarus from Council of Baltic Sea States

Views: 0 | PARIS (Reuters) – The European Union said it had joined members of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) in suspending Russia and Belarus from the Council’s activities. © Reuters/YVES HERMAN FILE PHOTO: Flags flutter outside EU Commission in Brussels“This decision is a part of the European Union’s and like-minded partners response

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NATO rules out policing no-fly zone over war-hit Ukraine

Views: 3 By LORNE COOK, Associated Press  19 hrs ago|   BRUSSELS (AP) — NATO countries refused on Friday to police a no-fly zone over Ukraine, warning that such a move could provoke widespread war in Europe with nuclear power Russia, the organization’s top civilian official said. © Provided by Associated Press NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg,

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FG receives over 850,000 AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines from Japan

Views: 5 The Federal Government has taken delivery of 859,600 doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines and 175 solar direct drive refrigerators donated by the government of Japan. It stressed that the donation will further strengthen the country’s vaccination coverage, even as over 17 million eligible populations had received their first dose of COVID-19 Vaccines Speaking

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Displaced Nigeriens facing severe hardship – ICRC

Views: 3 Fourera Adamou has lived with her six children in this camp for displaced people for three years. She found refuge here in southwest Niger’s Tillaberi region, close to Burkina Faso and Mali. The “three border” zone between the countries is a hideout for jihadists linked to Al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group. Their

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