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During the World Economic Forum from January 19 to 23, Tuggar highlighted Nigeria's push for infrastructure like power and rail as keys to industrialization, while inviting private investment amid stabilized foreign exchange and fintech growth. He held talks with leaders from Goldman Sachs, Meta, Google, and others on topics from investor confidence to AI governance and migration opportunities. In a February 16 Semafor op-ed, he rejected simplistic stereotypes of violence as religious, pointing instead to Sahel instability, banditry, weak institutions, and climate strains, and called for partnerships grounded in realities like Africa's youth population.

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At Davos last month, Yusuf Maitama Tuggar stepped up to reframe Nigeria's story, pitching reforms and urging the world to see Africa's real challenges and strengths.

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Researchers at Germany's Potsdam Institute analyzed data from satellites, buoys, and ships, linking the continent-sized cold blob to reduced heat transport in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) since the 1950s. Direct measurements from the RAPID array show the AMOC's flow has weakened by 10-15% since 2004, with freshwater from Greenland's melting ice making surface waters less dense and slowing the current. Online views divide, with some warning of colder European winters and others pointing to past cool periods without collapse, though experts stress century-scale trends amid ongoing monitoring.

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A massive patch of unusually cool ocean water southeast of Greenland has people talking about the Atlantic's vital current system. Known as the 'cold blob,' it's cooled by up to 1°C over 150 years while the rest of the world's oceans warm.

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The Interior Ministry revealed that State Security Service surveillance uncovered the plot, leading to the suspect's arrest. He had trained in explosives and drone tech, and assembled a UAV for the attack on an unnamed vital facility. Officials seized drone parts, explosives materials, and equipment, then vowed no leniency for threats to national security. The case highlights Kuwait's ongoing efforts to counter regional extremism.

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Kuwait's security teams moved in just in time, arresting a local ISIS affiliate before his drone could strike a key site.

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Kevin Singh, 48, faces felony stalking and intimidation charges after sending Cunningham threatening social media posts, marriage proposals, and a cologne-scented Guns N' Roses T-shirt to her workplace starting in September 2025. Despite a cease-and-desist letter, he continued with threats and even sued the team, prompting Cunningham—who has never met him—to report nightmares and constant fear. Arrested June 23, this follows another Fever player stalking case last year, highlighting risks as the WNBA draws bigger crowds. Prosecutor Ryan Mears praised Cunningham for speaking out amid rising online harassment.

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Sophie Cunningham thought the explicit messages were just another fan gone too far. But the persistence turned her life upside down, leaving her afraid to leave home.

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Iran's judiciary hanged the two men on Monday after the Supreme Court upheld their death sentences from Tehran's Revolutionary Court. They were accused of setting fire to a mosque, seminary, and Basij center in Tehran during December 2025 protests sparked by economic collapse, plus clashing with forces and national security violations. Human rights groups condemn the move as politically driven, citing tortured confessions and no fair trials, amid dozens of similar executions since the crackdown that killed thousands.

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Mehrdad Mohammadinia and Ashkan Maleki, Kurds from Qorveh, faced the gallows at Ghezel Hesar Prison after charges tied to mosque arson during anti-government unrest.

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Colombia's new government withdrew recognition of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic and endorsed Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara. The decision came at a meeting between Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita, Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo, and Foreign Minister Omar Bula, marking the start of stronger bilateral ties with Morocco as Colombia's main African partner. Supporters see it as pragmatic for economic gains, while critics argue it weakens the Sahrawi cause; the shift aligns Colombia with nations like the U.S. backing Morocco's autonomy plan.

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Just hours after President Abelardo de la Espriella's inauguration, Colombia made a sharp turn in foreign policy during a key meeting in Cali.

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As Senegal's official team photographer, Talla couldn't reach Toronto for the crucial Group I finale against Iraq on June 26 due to visa issues plaguing the African delegation. Instead, he photographed the broadcast with passion, his 'PHOTO 1588' vest visible as he captured the Lions of Teranga's record 5-0 rout—the biggest win ever by an African side at a World Cup. The result boosted Senegal to third in the group with a +2 goal difference, keeping their knockout dreams alive, while Talla's creative shots and words—“Inside or outside the field, my passion remains the same”—inspired many amid the tournament's border frustrations.

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Stuck in his U.S. hotel room without a Canadian visa, Sidy Talla grabbed his camera and snapped Senegal's epic 5-0 victory right off the TV screen.

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Uganda's government set Saturday, August 29, as the next National Cleaning Day, where people spend three hours from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. tidying homes, roads, schools, and markets to boost sanitation and discipline. After talks with Seventh-day Adventist leaders like Pr. Samuel Kajoba, Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja agreed to let church members clean on the last Sunday of each month, so they can join without breaking their Sabbath from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset. Officials called it a respectful balance that honors religious freedom while keeping the program strong for everyone else.

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Church leaders sat down with the Prime Minister, and walked away with a simple fix: clean on Sunday instead of their sacred Saturday.

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