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In early 2025, activist Joey Carbstrong secretly filmed 10 days at T&S Abattoir in Arley, capturing workers mistreating sheep: hurling them into walls, blasting wolf howls to terrify them, and letting some suffer conscious for minutes after slaughter without stunning. Expert Jenny L. Mace confirmed breaches of welfare laws, leading to three sackings, a license revocation by the Food Standards Agency, and a police probe with no charges yet. The abattoir, which processed 1,000 sheep weekly for halal meat, faced resident complaints and rejected expansion plans, reigniting demands to end non-stun slaughter amid legal exemptions for religious needs.

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Sheep slammed against concrete, throats cut while conscious—these hidden horrors from a Warwickshire abattoir have people reeling all over again.

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The clip shows Jang Bijoi, an Indonesian at Seyang Natural Farm in South Korea, filming teenage girls while saying 'Ni cilor mau,' which Indonesians explain as an offer for cilor—a popular street food of fried tapioca balls and egg skewers, like tteokbokki. Koreans view it as sexual harassment slang for 'Do you want to eat my dick?' due to filming minors without consent amid strict anti-molka laws, sparking deportation calls. Indonesians counter that it's a meme to troll chatty Koreans, not aimed at women, highlighting how the joke lost its meaning across cultures with no evidence of sexual intent.

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A quick video of an Indonesian worker whispering a snack offer to Korean schoolgirls on a bus has turned into a heated cross-border dispute, pitting cultural jokes against privacy fears.

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In Big Brother Mzansi Season 6's Friday Night Arena Games on DStv channel 198, 28-year-old returnee Bravo B topped the timed challenges, beating competitors like Mmeli—playfully called 'handbag' by some. Fans celebrated his humor, non-toxic vibe, and maksandi flair, with posts like 'Finally Bravo B wins something' and 'ATE AND LEFT NO CRUMBS.' The victory boosts his momentum in week six, as viewers eye the R2 million prize amid upcoming nominations.

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Bravo B finally grabbed a win in the high-energy arena games, lighting up screens and sending fans into cheers with memes and dances.

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On February 16, Eze, an APC senator from Ebonyi Central, told journalists that Nigeria's four-year renewable terms slow governance as leaders focus on re-election by year three, leaving projects unfinished. He personally advocated one 16-year term for stability in areas like power and agriculture, but online outrage exploded with fears of dictatorship and mockery tying it to President Tinubu. Eze quickly clarified on February 17 that his remarks were exploratory, not a formal proposal, and he supports the current two-term limit.

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Senator Kenneth Eze suggested a single 16-year presidential term from his country home, hoping to end election distractions—but the reaction was swift and fierce.

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On February 16, Eze, an APC senator from Ebonyi Central, told journalists that Nigeria's four-year renewable terms slow governance as leaders focus on re-election by year three, leaving projects unfinished. He personally advocated one 16-year term for stability in areas like power and agriculture, but online outrage exploded with fears of dictatorship and mockery tying it to President Tinubu. Eze quickly clarified on February 17 that his remarks were exploratory, not a formal proposal, and he supports the current two-term limit.

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Senator Kenneth Eze suggested a single 16-year presidential term from his country home, hoping to end election distractions—but the reaction was swift and fierce.

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Binance began spot trading for Meteora's MET and Lorenzo Protocol's BANK tokens on November 13, 2025, at 14:00 UTC, introducing six trading pairs including USDT, USDC, and TRY variants, with both tokens marked by a Seed Tag for higher risk. Meteora optimizes Solana DEX liquidity via dynamic pools, while Lorenzo Protocol allows Bitcoin holders to earn yields through liquid staking on BNB Chain. Following the announcement, BANK's price rose over 60% to $0.083 with $1.5 billion in volume, whereas MET fell 8% to $0.44 amid market caution.

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Binance's fresh listings of Solana's MET and BNB Chain's BANK tokens ignited a stark price divide, with one surging 60% while the other dipped amid crypto volatility.

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On Sunday, police in Karachi arrested 45 people after nationalist groups at a Sindhi Culture Day event strayed from approved routes and clashed with officers on Shahrah-e-Faisal. The annual celebration honors Sindh's heritage with ajrak shawls and topis, though most events stayed peaceful while raising calls for missing activists. Videos captured damaged vehicles and blocked roads, highlighting tensions between cultural pride and grievances over resources and state actions. Opinions divided, with some calling it a small disruption by a few dozen, others seeing echoes of separatist demands.

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Protesters waved green Jiye Sindh flags near a busy bridge, but the rally turned chaotic when stones flew and tear gas filled the air.

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Social media users in Zimbabwe express outrage over oligarchs and elites enjoying lavish lifestyles, fine cuisine, and high allowances while the majority of the population faces starvation and economic devastation affecting youth and women. Discussions highlight leaders consuming taxpayer money and calls for Zimbabweans to fight back or organize against them. Comparisons are made to similar issues in South Africa, Uganda, and Tanzania, with claims of military readiness to suppress protests.

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