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Social media users are looking back at Minaj's signature curves from her Anaconda era, with some saying they seemed huge after the skinny model days but look normal next to today's BBL standards. A Beyoncé video of her brushing Jay-Z's hair—tied to her Cécred line and his afro transition for Blue Ivy—has Barbz claiming it's a jab at Minaj's old hair quips about him. The exchange revives tensions between the hip-hop icons, as Minaj's influence on curvier figures gets reexamined alongside evolving beauty trends.

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Clips from Nicki Minaj's 2015 performances are resurfacing, prompting fans to revisit her famous backside and question if it matched the era's hype.

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Arconte, a Guadeloupe international with seven caps and three goals, starred last season as Rodez finished fifth and reached the playoffs. Manager Alex Neil called the move part of Millwall's youth-focused strategy ahead of their Championship promotion push, following the recent signing of Jenson Metcalfe from Bradford City. Fans love the speed of the deal, seeing Arconte as a successor to Femi Azeez, with the club teasing 'South of France to South London—there's a new Lion in town.' Millwall beat interest from Auxerre and Celtic to land him.

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Millwall wasted no time in the summer window, securing 22-year-old striker Taïryk Arconte from Rodez AF for around £2.6 million. The powerful forward, fresh off 14 goals in Ligue 2, brings pace and finishing to The Den.

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Arconte, a Guadeloupe international with seven caps and three goals, starred last season as Rodez finished fifth and reached the playoffs. Manager Alex Neil called the move part of Millwall's youth-focused strategy ahead of their Championship promotion push, following the recent signing of Jenson Metcalfe from Bradford City. Fans love the speed of the deal, seeing Arconte as a successor to Femi Azeez, with the club teasing 'South of France to South London—there's a new Lion in town.' Millwall beat interest from Auxerre and Celtic to land him.

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Millwall wasted no time in the summer window, securing 22-year-old striker Taïryk Arconte from Rodez AF for around £2.6 million. The powerful forward, fresh off 14 goals in Ligue 2, brings pace and finishing to The Den.

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Social media users are looking back at Minaj's signature curves from her Anaconda era, with some saying they seemed huge after the skinny model days but look normal next to today's BBL standards. A Beyoncé video of her brushing Jay-Z's hair—tied to her Cécred line and his afro transition for Blue Ivy—has Barbz claiming it's a jab at Minaj's old hair quips about him. The exchange revives tensions between the hip-hop icons, as Minaj's influence on curvier figures gets reexamined alongside evolving beauty trends.

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Clips from Nicki Minaj's 2015 performances are resurfacing, prompting fans to revisit her famous backside and question if it matched the era's hype.

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In a nearly three-minute clip posted on a popular student confession account, the woman argues that normalizing LGBT on Indonesian state university campuses clashes with Pancasila's principle of just and civilized humanity, calling it a foreign 'sickness' contrary to God's design. The video gained over 170,000 views but mostly sparked quotes and replies mocking her for ironies like using English while decrying foreign influences and contradictions with Pancasila's fairness for all. While some praised her conservative stance amid Indonesia's cultural tensions, critics labeled her views bigoted and questioned ties to a megachurch, highlighting divides between campus progressivism and traditional values.

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A young woman cradles her small white dog in a car and speaks passionately into the camera, urging public universities to reject what she sees as un-Indonesian queer culture.

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David Vander Meer, 49, faced charges of pushing his wife Bernadette off a 1,200-foot cliff on Zion National Park's Angels Landing trail during their 10th anniversary hike in 2006. Initially ruled accidental, the case reopened in 2022 after a tip revealed his alleged grooming of an underage girl from his youth group and collection of over $567,000 in life insurance. He died by suicide Thursday at Clark County Detention Center, leaving Bernadette's family feeling a sense of vindication after years of waiting, though no trial will occur.

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Hours before his extradition hearing, David Vander Meer was found with self-inflicted injuries in jail, ending a reopened murder case from nearly two decades ago.

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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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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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Botagoz, trained by Roger Varian and ridden by Ray Dawson for owner Nurlan Bizakov, rallied late to win the Group 3 JenningsBet In Delves Hoppings Fillies' Stakes at Newcastle, denying heavily favored Diamond Rain under William Buick by the narrowest of margins. The three-year-old filly by Mehmas secured her third win in four starts, bred by Yulong Investments out of Bocca Baciata.

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During a service at Nigeria's Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement, a member testified that while praying for an imprisoned relative, a computer in a Spanish prison repeated 'Release Tobias!' until officials freed him. The 31-second clip from June 24 shows the excited reaction but lacks confirmation from Spanish records or news. Online, many Nigerians called it a tall tale or skit, with jokes like 'My own computer never complete my assignments,' while a few defended belief in miracles amid the church's history of dramatic, unverified stories.

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A man in a yellow church vest steps to the altar, sharing how a Spanish prison computer suddenly chanted 'Release Tobias!'—prompting cheers from the packed congregation.

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South Africa's 1996 constitution was the world's first to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, and it legalized same-sex marriage in 2006, allowing adoptions and hate speech protections. Yet about 22 African countries, including Botswana, Mozambique, and Angola, have decriminalized same-sex acts, with recent moves like Namibia in 2024 and Botswana's full repeal in April 2026. While South Africa tops legal protections, public attitudes lag, and discussions highlighted ongoing violence like corrective rape plus challenges for LGBTQ+ immigrants from neighboring countries.

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A post pairing South Africa's flag with a rainbow banner claimed it's the continent's only safe haven for LGBTQ+ people. That stirred quick corrections from others noting gains elsewhere too.

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In a video posted June 25, self-described bioengineer and women's rights advocate Ojochide Obidi argued that women only cheat if provoked by their partners, unlike men who do it freely. The clip drew sharp backlash, with critics like Daniel Regha pointing out the contradiction in her 'I don’t support cheating, but if a woman cheats, I support it' stance. Reactions highlighted tensions over infidelity, gender roles, and stories like a husband who cheated after unemployment strained his marriage, exposing deep divides in Nigerian online discussions.

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Ojochide Obidi stared into the camera and said she backs women who cheat, claiming they're loyal by nature while men stray by default.

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The Presidential Commission of Inquiry documented 518 unnatural deaths, including 197 from gunshots, over 2,000 injuries, and 125 billion Tanzanian shillings in property damage following the October 29, 2025 elections. It heard from more than 63,000 witnesses and concluded the violence involved 28 days of planning, specialized training, and disinformation like AI-generated mass grave images. Opposition parties like CHADEMA call the report biased and seek UN or ICC involvement, while President Samia Suluhu Hassan pledges a reconciliation commission and constitutional reforms before 2028.

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Retired Chief Justice Mohamed Chande Othman delivered a stark finding: the deadly unrest after Tanzania's 2025 elections was no accident, but a coordinated plot with trained participants.

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Kenyan activist Francis Awino filed a High Court petition on Thursday challenging Francis Atwoli's unopposed re-election as COTU-K secretary general for a sixth term, extending his 32-year leadership until 2031. Awino argues the March 14 vote at Tom Mboya Labour College in Kisumu violated COTU's constitution and constitutional rights to information, fair labor relations, and administrative action, after his requests for membership registers and financial records were ignored. This is at least the seventh legal challenge, amid COTU's dismissal of prior suits as baseless and calls for greater transparency in union governance.

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Francis Awino stood outside Nairobi's High Court, voicing frustration over a union election he calls shrouded in secrecy. With COTU representing over a million Kenyan workers, his petition demands real accountability.

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IMC Construction Kenya, fully owned by Chivayo, partnered with China's CCCC and CRBC for Jomo Kenyatta International Airport's expansion, which includes a new terminal for 10-15 million more passengers yearly and a second runway by 2029. The Sh375 billion project follows the 2024 collapse of an Adani Group bid amid bribery charges and protests, with critics like the Law Society of Kenya decrying lack of transparency and Chivayo's ZANU-PF ties plus past convictions for theft and undelivered solar projects. Kenyans online highlighted the irony by comparing JKIA to Harare's recently upgraded airport, questioning why Chivayo isn't fixing things at home first, while calls mount for full tender details.

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Kenyan media revealed that a firm owned by Wicknell Chivayo, a Zimbabwean with a fraud-tainted past, has joined the massive $2.9 billion airport upgrade—just after photos surfaced of him meeting President Ruto at State House.

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The three hubs in Passenga, Mirangine, and Wiyumiririe wards offer rural youth free computers, internet, digital training, and government services, funded by NG-CDF for 2024-2026 and equipped by the ICT Ministry. Kabogo called them centers of learning to support Kenya's goal of 1,450 nationwide hubs, while backing UDA by-election candidate Samuel Muchina ahead of the July 16 vote. Supporters praised the empowerment for job skills via platforms like Ajira Digital, but critics dismissed the basic setups as outdated cyber cafes in a smartphone era, sparking debate on rural digital gaps.

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In rural Nyandarua County, youth gathered as Cabinet Secretary William Kabogo cut ribbons on new computer labs, promising a bridge from local villages to global online jobs.

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United Democratic Alliance lawmaker George Koimburi plans to table a motion for two hours of weekly parliamentary debates in mother tongues, spotlighting Kikuyu, Kenya's most spoken language. He argues it would demonstrate respect for his community, which uses Kikuyu widely, even among non-natives, and insists it's no offense in public or parliament. The idea faces swift backlash as tribalistic and entitled, with critics asking about Kenya's other 41 tribes amid bigger issues like floods and corruption; Kenya's Constitution sticks to English, Kiswahili, and Kenyan Sign Language for official business.

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Juja MP George Koimburi wants to speak Kikuyu in the National Assembly, so his constituents feel truly represented and respected.

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South Africa's 1996 constitution was the world's first to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation, and it legalized same-sex marriage in 2006, allowing adoptions and hate speech protections. Yet about 22 African countries, including Botswana, Mozambique, and Angola, have decriminalized same-sex acts, with recent moves like Namibia in 2024 and Botswana's full repeal in April 2026. While South Africa tops legal protections, public attitudes lag, and discussions highlighted ongoing violence like corrective rape plus challenges for LGBTQ+ immigrants from neighboring countries.

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Mike Mbuvi Sonko's Sonko Rescue Team picked up survivors of the deadly Utumishi Girls Academy fire from homes across Kenya—including Coast, Central, Rift Valley, and Mau Summit—and brought them to Kenyatta National Hospital on Thursday for specialist reviews. The team provided lunch and ensured safe returns home, continuing support after the May 28 blaze that killed 16 students and injured 79 amid suspected arson. Sonko, Kenya's Good Deeds Goodwill Ambassador since 2019, has aided victims with hospital visits, funeral costs, body transports, and discharges, offering relief as families heal from burns, fractures, and trauma.

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Staff in blue scrubs gently helped girls with leg casts into wheelchairs, escorting them from Sonko's yellow ambulances into Kenyatta National Hospital for vital checkups.

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Kenyan activist Francis Awino filed a High Court petition on Thursday challenging Francis Atwoli's unopposed re-election as COTU-K secretary general for a sixth term, extending his 32-year leadership until 2031. Awino argues the March 14 vote at Tom Mboya Labour College in Kisumu violated COTU's constitution and constitutional rights to information, fair labor relations, and administrative action, after his requests for membership registers and financial records were ignored. This is at least the seventh legal challenge, amid COTU's dismissal of prior suits as baseless and calls for greater transparency in union governance.

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Francis Awino stood outside Nairobi's High Court, voicing frustration over a union election he calls shrouded in secrecy. With COTU representing over a million Kenyan workers, his petition demands real accountability.

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Kenyan activist Francis Awino filed a High Court petition on Thursday challenging Francis Atwoli's unopposed re-election as COTU-K secretary general for a sixth term, extending his 32-year leadership until 2031. Awino argues the March 14 vote at Tom Mboya Labour College in Kisumu violated COTU's constitution and constitutional rights to information, fair labor relations, and administrative action, after his requests for membership registers and financial records were ignored. This is at least the seventh legal challenge, amid COTU's dismissal of prior suits as baseless and calls for greater transparency in union governance.

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Francis Awino stood outside Nairobi's High Court, voicing frustration over a union election he calls shrouded in secrecy. With COTU representing over a million Kenyan workers, his petition demands real accountability.

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