Word of the Day: “Vodun towe lo; Ayi towe m’ w’ de.
Translation: Your vodun is in your heart.” – Benin Proverb

Today in history, the Marché Dantokpa, one of West Africa’s largest open-air markets opened in Benin Capital, Cotonou, and eventually expanding to 80,000 square meters.

News highlights from Africa and beyond (December 17, 2023).

Nigeria:

1. Why New Minimum Wage Is Yet To Kick Off – Tinubu: President Bola Tinubu explains that the implementation of the new minimum wage in Nigeria must be fair and consider the financial capacity of each state, especially those with fewer resources. Read more
2. Pro-Wike Lawmakers Obtain Court Order, to Commence Impeachment Move on Gov Fubara [PHOTOS]: Lawmakers loyal to Minister Nyesom Wike obtain a court order to initiate impeachment proceedings against Governor Siminalayi Fubara of Rivers State. Read more
3. Soludo assures Anambra indigenes of safety at Christmas: Governor Chukwuma Soludo of Anambra State assures residents of safety during the Christmas festivities, declaring that the days of insecurity in the state are over. Read more
4. Fubara: ‘Don’t Pull The Ladder You Use In Climbing’ – Wike Warns: Minister Nyesom Wike warns politicians against undermining the means that helped them achieve their positions, amidst his political dispute with Governor Siminalayi Fubara. Read more
5. IGP Egbetokun Summons DIGs, CPs, Commanders to Meeting over Nat’l Security: Inspector-General of Police Kayode Egbetokun calls for a meeting with top police officials to discuss national security strategies for the festive season. Read more
6. itel Launches itel P55T Smartphone with Android 14 Go Edition and Long-Lasting Battery: itel introduces the itel P55T smartphone, featuring Android 14 Go edition, in collaboration with Google and UNISOC. Read more
7. FIFA Club World Cup: Why Chelsea were given spot in new format ahead of Liverpool: Chelsea and Manchester City are selected for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, while Liverpool is excluded despite a higher UEFA coefficient ranking. Read more
8. Church Members Uproot Church, Carry It Away After Pastor’s Wife Allegedly Refused To Serve Them Tea During Their Visit (Video): Church members in Kenya dismantle and remove their church building after the pastor’s wife allegedly refused to serve them tea. Read more
9. They Want To Make Me Sad Following The Supreme Court Judgement But The Truth Is I Am Not Sad – Peter Obi: Labour Party Presidential Aspirant Peter Obi expresses his resilience following the Supreme Court’s judgment, stating he is not saddened by the outcome. Read more
10. FG announces report of plane crash involving Power Minister, Adelabu: The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau releases preliminary findings on the plane crash involving Power Minister Adebayo Adelabu. Read more

Kenya:

1. Ruto Reveals What Weakened the Shilling: President William Ruto explains that the Kenyan shilling weakened against the US dollar after the government stopped maintaining an artificial exchange rate. Read more
2. “This Is What State Capture Does” Ichungwa Says As President Ruto Says This About Weakening Ksh.: President Ruto discusses the weakening Kenyan shilling and the impact of state capture on the economy. Read more
3. Mwiba wa Kujidunga’ – Ruto Admits Things are Hard for him in State House, Reveals Holiday Plans: President Ruto admits the challenges of running the government and shares his holiday plans. Read more
4. ” I Am Working for My Children Not You” Ndii Tells Kenyans: David Ndii, President Ruto’s economic advisor, discusses the fiscal challenges faced by the Kenyan government. Read more
5. RIP: What Blogger Daniel Muthiani Was Told on Phone Before He Went Missing: The story of blogger Daniel Muthiani Benard, who was found dead after going missing following a phone call about a meeting with Meru County leadership. Read more
6. Premier League Table After Sunday’s Results, Liverpool Drop Crucial Points In Title Race: Arsenal dominates against Brighton, with Gabriel Jesus and Kai Havertz scoring in a 2-0 victory. Read more
7. Man, 110, Killed Wife, 109, Infront Of Grandchildren For Denying Him Intimacy Due To Cold And Cough: A 110-year-old man allegedly murders his 109-year-old wife after she denied him intimacy due to illness. Read more
8. What Happened Before A KDF Aeroplane Full of Soldiers Crashed and Bursted Into Flames (VIDEO): A Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) plane carrying military personnel crashes and catches fire in Lamu County, near the Kenya-Somalia border. Read more
9. Mt Kenya Leader Reacts After One of Ruto CSs Posted “Disrespectful” Photo of DP Gachagua on Facebook: Controversy arises after a Cabinet Secretary posts a photo of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua in a mismatched suit, sparking reactions from Mt Kenya leaders. Read more
10. Mudavadi Surprised, Alleges What Uhuru is Now Doing in Azimio: Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi criticizes former President Uhuru Kenyatta for allegedly causing confusion within the Azimio alliance. Read more

Ethiopia:

1. Addis Ababa City Administration Introduces Another Controversial Measure: The Addis Ababa City Administration is set to administer an evaluative assessment exam for its employees, from the main office to district-level staff. Those unable to pass will be reassigned based on their skill level. Read more
2. Ethiopia: Massive Arrest Of Teachers In Central Region: A crackdown in central Ethiopia leads to the arrest of teachers in the Hadya zone, following student protests demanding timely salary payments for teachers. Read more
3. Ethiopia’s Government Housing Agency Evicts Arrested Minister’s Family: The family of Taye Dendea, Ethiopia’s State Minister for Peace, is evicted from their government housing following his arrest for criticizing the government’s ban on anti-war demonstrations. Read more
4. Oromo Liberation Front blames the government for 150 innocent citizens killed in Oromia Region: The Oromo Liberation Front accuses the Ethiopian government of being responsible for the deaths of over 150 civilians in the Oromia Region due to military operations. Read more
5. Special athletes are our pride and valuable assets: Jahangir Khan: Jahangir Khan, former world squash champion, praises Pakistan’s special athletes for their achievements and contributions to sports. Read more
6. ​Triptii Dimri’s Love Affair With Christmasy Backless Bodycon​: Triptii Dimri shares stunning pictures in a shimmery green, strappy outfit, perfect for the Christmas season. Read more
7. Ethiopian Air Force capability soaring: Defense attachés: African military attachés in Addis Ababa commend the Ethiopian Air Force for its rising capabilities and development over its 88 years of service. Read more
8. City Admin’s decision to abolish billboards faces opposition: The Addis Ababa City Administration’s move to replace billboard advertisements with digital ones is facing opposition from the Ethiopian Advertising Association. Read more
9. Chelsea flop Mudryk attempts long-range shot that ‘almost hits corner flag’: Mykhailo Mudryk’s long-range shot in a Chelsea match is criticized for being off-target. Read more
10. Bridgerton Season 3 and Love is Blind Season 6 official dates out! Check details: Netflix announces the official release dates for “Bridgerton” Season 3 and “Love is Blind” Season 6. Read more

Ghana:

1. “We’ll Have First Zongo First Lady If Bawumia Wins” – Nana Akufo Addo: President Nana Akufo-Addo suggests that Ghana will have its first Zongo First Lady if Vice President Bawumia wins the 2024 presidential elections. Read more
2. Kissi Agyebeng the lonely bird- I told you so!: An article reflecting on the challenges faced by Kissi Agyebeng, the Special Prosecutor in Ghana. Read more
3. ‘Man Turns Vampire On His Wedding Day’ – Viral Video Of New Couple Sparks Stirs Online: A viral video of a newlywed couple’s kiss sparks online discussions. Read more
4. Video of a ‘macho man’ walking bare-chested on the street causes a stir online: A video of a muscular man walking shirtless on the streets of Ghana attracts attention online. Read more
5. Hajia Bintu’s Revealing Outfit To An All-Black Party Causes Stir As Her Kpekus Is Exposed: Ghanaian socialite Hajia Bintu’s revealing outfit at an all-black party causes a stir on social media. Read more
6. London Stadium Record: Mohammed Kudus scores the earliest brace ever in the Premier League: Ghanaian star Mohammed Kudus sets a record at the London Stadium by scoring the earliest brace in a Premier League match against Wolves. Read more
7. UW: Fake Can Malts Spotted [Photos]: Reports of fake malt beverages packaged in cans have emerged in parts of Ghana, prompting stakeholders to call for caution among consumers. Read more
8. 10 Nigerian Celebrities Who Have Been Sentenced To Prison: A list of 10 Nigerian celebrities who have faced prison sentences for various crimes. Read more
9. Kantanka Automobile Just Made A Car That Can Float On Water Like A Boat; Netizens React: Kantanka Automobile, led by CEO Kwadwo Safo Kantanka, unveils a new car capable of floating and moving on water like a boat. Read more
10. Akufo-Addo’s daughter sends important message to radio stations, DJs and nightclubs: Gyankroma Akufo-Addo, Executive Secretary of the Creative Arts Agency, urges media organizations and DJs to prioritize local songs to boost the visibility of Ghanaian artists. Read more

South Africa:

1. ‘Viewing of the body’: Zahara’s body arrives in East London [watch]: The body of the late South African musician, Zahara – real name Bulelwa Mkutukana, has arrived in her hometown, East London in the Eastern Cape. Read more
2. Bushiri’s properties set to be auctioned in 2024: Prominent self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary face the possibility of losing some of their assets early in the new year due to a staggering debt of over R200 million. Read more
3. Look who Was Spotted With Zuma And His Daughter At Press Conference That Left SA Speechless: Former President Jacob Zuma and his daughter attended an event, drawing significant attention and support from his followers. Read more
4. Dineo Ranaka Sued For R3.4m For Portuguese Cruise Ship: Media personality Dineo Ranaka is being taken to court by MSC Cruises SA for failing to pay over R3.4 million for a luxury trip to Portuguese islands. Read more
5. King Misuzulu left the Royal family in tears after making this comment about Prince Simakade: King Misuzulu expresses confidence in his position, asserting that Prince Simakade poses no threat to his reign. Read more
6. Zahara’s Family Breaks Silence Regarding Her Death, They Said This: The family of South African Music Icon Zahara (Bulelwa Mkutukana) reveals her tragic death, leaving the music industry in grief. The cause of her death remains unknown. Read more
7. “AKA’s killers arrested; they’re his close associates” – Police Minister reveals: South African Police Minister announces the arrest of close associates of Kiernan Jarryd, known as AKA, in connection with his murder. Read more
8. ANC in KZN has exposed Zuma secret before leaving ANC, here is what they say: The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal accuses former President Jacob Zuma of attempting to influence voters ahead of the 2024 general elections. Read more
9. Don’t wait until she dies: Zahara fans urge celebs to help Babes Wodumo: Fans of the late Zahara call on celebrities to support troubled artists like Babes Wodumo, Zola 7, and Emtee. Read more
10. RIP: She got raped by 5 boys who starved her for 4 days, she escaped but lost her while doing this: A 15-year-old girl named Zenizole Vena in Motherwell, South Africa, suffered a brutal ordeal at the hands of five male suspects. Read more

Uganda:

1. Bobiwine Has No Moral Authority To Speak In Public Again And Should Keep Quiet At His Home; NRM’s Spokesperson Rodgers Mulindwa: NRM spokesperson Rodgers Mulindwa criticizes National Unity Platform president Robert Kyagulanyi Sentamu, saying he has no moral authority to speak in public. Read more
2. New EU regulation spells doom for Ugandan exports: The European Union’s new regulation could lead to the rejection of Ugandan coffee, cotton, cocoa, palm oil, and soya grown in forested areas. Read more
3. Museveni Visits Family of Fallen NRA Historical Karoli Kamanyire: President Museveni visits the family of the late NRA historical Karoli Kamanyire, commending the people of Bunyoro for their support of the NRM government. Read more
4. Smugglers in Kenyan truck kill UPDF soldier in Busia: A UPDF soldier is killed by smugglers in a Kenyan truck in Busia, while a policeman survives with severe injuries. Read more
5. Security Guard Kills Colleague At Work Place, Abandons Killer Gun At Their Rented Room: A security guard in Luwero district kills his colleague at their workplace and abandons the weapon at their rented room. Read more
6. Kampala Men Are Cheating On Their Women With Fellow Men – Faridah Nakazibwe Shocks Nation: Former NTV presenter Faridah Nakazibwe reveals a concerning trend in Kampala’s dating scene, where men are cheating on women with other men. Read more
7. Israel deploys world’s toughest all-female ‘Cheetah Battalion’ on secret op in heart of Gaza to hunt for Hamas’s leaders: Israel deploys its elite all-female Cheetah Battalion in Gaza for a special operation against Hamas leaders. Read more
8. FAT CATS, JUICY SALARIES: Here are the Most Highly Paid Officials in Uganda’s Judiciary & How Much They Earn Monthly: A report on the salaries of top officials in Uganda’s judiciary, highlighting the disparity between their earnings and those of their drivers. Read more
9. What Manchester United did at full-time speaks volumes and Liverpool won’t be happy: Manchester United’s goalless draw against Liverpool at Anfield is celebrated, indicating a shift in the team’s expectations. Read more
10. Gayaza High School student wins a bronze at a science competition in Thailand: Nicole Ruth Ayo, a student at Gayaza High School, wins a bronze award at the International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO) in Thailand. Read more

Tanzania:

1. Young Africans introduce ‘GSM Day’: Young Africans honor their sponsor Ghalib Said Mohamed (GSM) by dedicating their match against Medeama SC to his name. Read more
2. Somalia signs EAC Treaty of Accession: Somalia signs the Treaty of Accession to join the East African Community (EAC). Read more
3. CHWs officially recognised in Z’bar: Zanzibar officially recognizes Community Health Workers (CHWs) who have been volunteering for three years, particularly in assisting pregnant mothers. Read more
4. President Samia stresses exam integrity: President Samia Suluhu Hassan emphasizes the importance of combating examination cheating in Tanzania. Read more
5. Why encryption is important for internet users: The Internet Society Tanzania Chapter highlights the importance of encryption for online security. Read more

Senegal:

1. Me Mame Adama Gueye à propos de Sonko « Aujourd’hui, de manière indéniable, il faut reconnaitre… »: Lawyer and civil society figure Me Mame Adama Guèye discusses the public’s changing perception of judicial proceedings in Senegal, highlighting a positive shift towards justice. Read more
2. Me Mame Adama Guèye : « Un pourvoi en cassation, en général n’est jamais suspensif… »: Lawyer Me Mame Adama Guèye comments on the reinstatement of Sonko by the Dakar Court, emphasizing the non-suspensive nature of appeals in cassation. Read more
3. Amadou Ba aux Socialistes: « Le Parti socialiste de feu OTD n’a qu’un seul et unique candidat et c’est moi… »: Prime Minister Amadou Ba, speaking to the Socialist Party, declares himself as the only candidate for the party in the upcoming elections. Read more
4. La victoire au 1er tour d’Amadou Ba se dessine…Macky fait le job: Amadou Ba is predicted to win the presidency in the first round of voting, with President Macky Sall having prepared the ground for his candidate. Read more
5. Fiançailles actées, mariage au Sénégal : Voici Wendy, celle qui fait battre le coeur de Khaby Lame (photos): TikTok star Khaby Lame announces his engagement to Wendy Thembelihle Juel, with plans for a wedding in Senegal. Read more

Haiti:

1. iciHaïti – Culture: Winners of the “Ann chante Beethov” Contest (Video): Beethova Obas, celebrating 35 years of his career in 2024, announces the six winners of the “Ann chante Beethov” contest, open to all singers, amateurs, and professionals, who performed songs from his repertoire. Read more
2. Le parquet de Bordeaux requiert un non-lieu pour l’ancien chef de la lutte antistupéfiants: The Bordeaux public prosecutor’s office requests a dismissal for former head of the Central Office for the Repression of Illicit Drug Trafficking (OCRTIS), François Thierry, in the Hambli case involving a major drug trafficker recruited as a source by OCRTIS. Read more
3. Affaire Jovenel Moïse: le juge instructeur veut toujours auditionner des hauts gradés de l’État: The sixth judge in charge of the case of late President Jovenel Moïse, Walter Wesser Voltaire, seeks to interview high-ranking state officials, including former police chief Léon Charles, the secretary-general of the National Palace Josué Pierre-Louis, and BMPAD director-general Ignace St Fleur. Read more
4. Belensky Saint Juste wins beat contest organized by the European Union Delegation in Haiti: Belensky Saint Juste emerges as the winner of the beat contest organized by the European Union Delegation in Haiti, aimed at creating a distinctive and memorable sound identity for the institution. Read more
5. Corruption: Former Dominican Senator Felix Ramon Bautista barred from entering the United States: Former Dominican Senator Félix Ramon Bautista Rosario is sanctioned by the United States for corruption related to Haiti’s reconstruction efforts after the 2010 earthquake. Read more

Benin:

1. La Déclaration universelle des droits de l’Homme a 75 ans: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), ratified 75 years ago on December 10, 1948, marked the first time the rights and freedoms of every human being were articulated. Read more
2. Patrice Talon visite le Mémorial du Cap 110 à l’Anse Caffard: President Patrice Talon visited the Cap 110 Memorial at Anse Caffard in the town of Diamant, Martinique, a memorial dedicated to slavery erected on the 150th anniversary of the abolition of slavery in 1998. Read more
3. 04 personnes interpellées après le meurtre d’une jeune femme: Four people were arrested following the murder of a young woman in Honmin, a village in the commune of Dangbo, Ouémé Department. The victim’s ex-boyfriend is suspected to be the murderer. Read more
4. Les États Unis confirment leur soutien au plan du Royaume: The United States confirms its “clear and consistent” position on the Moroccan Sahara issue, supporting Morocco’s autonomy plan as “serious, credible, and realistic.” Read more
5. Un élu local de Bohicon en prison: George Gnimadi, the local leader of Ahouamey and President of the Association of Local Leaders of Bohicon, has been placed in custody by the Second Class Court of First Instance of Abomey. Read more

Cameroon:

1. Bamenda Mile Four: Fire ravages seven shops: About seven shops were consumed by fire at the Mile 4 market in Nkwen, Bamenda III subdivision. The incident, which occurred on the night of Saturday, December 16, 2023, was reportedly caused by an electrical fault. Read more
2. The Overlooked Crisis in Congo: ‘We Live in War’: Artillery boomed in the streets of Saké, in the embattled east of the Democratic Republic of Congo, as a couple scurried through with their possessions balanced on their heads. This highlights the ongoing crisis in the region. Read more
3. Uganda must harness potential of birding, tourism stakeholders say: Stakeholders in Uganda’s tourism industry emphasize the potential of birding to contribute to the country’s tourism development. The International Conference for Women Birders in Kampala discusses the growing global interest in bird watching. Read more
4. Belgian Startup, Paleo, Ventures into Plant-Based Pet Food Market with Innovative Animal-Free Heme: Belgian precision fermentation startup Paleo enters the plant-based pet food market with an innovative animal-free heme ingredient, aiming to revolutionize pet food formulations. Read more
5. Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba visits John Kale’s burial site: Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Senior Presidential Adviser for Special Operations in Uganda, pays tribute to the late John Kale, a key figure in Uganda’s independence struggle and father of former IGP Gen. Rtd. Kale Kayihura. Read more

Liberia:

1. US tightens screws on corruption: The United States Congress approves the Foreign Extortion Prevention Act (FEPA) as part of the National Defense Authorization Act. The FEPA criminalizes demands or acceptance of bribes by foreign officials from Americans or within US territory. Read more
2. NEC certificates 300 employees: The National Elections Commission (NEC) of Liberia certifies and honors 300 employees for their role in the successful conduct of the 2023 General and Run-off Elections. Read more
3. Commentary: How to manage expectations: A commentary on managing expectations in Liberia, particularly in the context of political promises and their fulfillment. Read more
4. COP28 landmark deal to transition from fossils fuels is a unique opportunity for Africa: The COP28 agreement to transition to renewable energy presents a significant opportunity for Africa, which is rich in green resources. Read more
5. US approves sale of 35 Black Hawk helicopters, military armaments to Greece for nearly $2B: The US approves the sale of 35 UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters and other military armaments to Greece, valued at $1.95 billion. Read more

Global news headlines:

1. ‘SNL’: Alums Kate McKinnon, Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph reunite for holiday episode: “Saturday Night Live” brought back alums Kate McKinnon, Kristen Wiig, and Maya Rudolph for a special holiday episode. Read more
2. Texas officer-involved late-night shooting in tourist spot leaves 1 dead, 3 injured: An officer-involved shooting in Austin, Texas, resulted in one person being shot and killed, with three others sustaining injuries. Read more
3. More than 60 migrants drown in shipwreck off Libya, UN says: Around 61 migrants, including women and children, drowned following a shipwreck off the coast of Libya, according to the UN’s International Organization for Migration (IOM). Read more
4. Titans honor late 3-time Pro Bowl tight end Frank Wycheck with helmet sticker: The Tennessee Titans are honoring the late Frank Wycheck, known for the “Music City Miracle,” by wearing his old No. 89 as a sticker on their helmets. Read more
5. Vejmelka earns first shutout of season with 28 saves, Coyotes top Sabres 2-0: Karel Vejmelka of the Arizona Coyotes achieved his first shutout of the season, helping his team to a 2-0 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. Read more
6. Fire destroys Los Angeles church hours before Christmas toy drive event: A popular Los Angeles church was destroyed by a massive fire hours before a Christmas toy drive event. Read more
7. See the first African elephant born at Disney’s Animal Kingdom in 7 years: Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Florida announced the birth of Corra, an African elephant calf, the first born at the park in seven years. Read more
8. Belarus political prisoners face abuse, no medical care and isolation, former inmate says: A former inmate in a Belarusian penal colony reports regular deprivation of family visits, phone calls, and parcels for political prisoners, along with abuse and lack of medical care. Read more
9. Golden State Warriors at Portland Trail Blazers odds, picks and predictions: Preview and predictions for the NBA game between the Golden State Warriors and the Portland Trail Blazers. Read more
10. Man Walks 20 Miles To Work Until One Day Cop Follows Him And Sees Why: A story about a man who walked 20 miles to work every day until a police officer followed him and discovered the reason behind his long journey. Read more
11. Islamic convention featuring Hamas leaders says war would end if nuclear-armed Pakistan threatened Israel: Hamas leaders and Islamic scholars met in Pakistan, arguing that Israel’s war in Gaza would end if Pakistan, a nuclear-armed country, threatened Israel. Read more
12. Bayern Munich 3-0 VfB Stuttgart: Harry Kane scores 20th Bundesliga goal: Harry Kane scores a double to become the quickest player to reach 20 Bundesliga goals as Bayern Munich beats Stuttgart. Read more
13. Russia’s ruling party backs Putin’s reelection bid while a pro-peace candidate clears first hurdle: Russia’s ruling party unanimously backs President Vladimir Putin’s bid for reelection in 2024, while a pro-peace candidate also clears the first hurdle. Read more
14. Michigan law clerk Shanda Vander Ark VOMITS in court as she is showed horrifying photos of her emaciated disabled son, 15, who she murdered: Shanda Vander Ark, on trial for the murder and torture of her disabled son, vomits in court upon seeing photos of his emaciated body. Read more
15. Travis Kelce suffers injury after furious Taylor Swift dropped F-bomb in stands: Kansas City Chiefs’ Travis Kelce is injured during a game against the New England Patriots, with Taylor Swift, his girlfriend, watching from the stands. Read more
16. Pope speaks out on alleged IDF killings at Gaza church: The Gaza health ministry reports that 70% of Palestinians killed in the territory during the war are women and children, while Israel’s military claims to have discovered the biggest Hamas tunnel in Gaza. Read more
17. NASA’s Mars helicopter finds ‘otherworldly’ wreckage on planet’s surface: NASA’s Mars helicopter Ingenuity captures photographs of mysterious wreckage on the Red Planet’s surface. Read more
18. McDonald’s McRib ingredients revealed by former employee — here’s what all that sauce is hiding: A former McDonald’s corporate chef reveals the ingredients behind the chain’s unique McRib sandwich. Read more
19. SSI Recipients Are Getting a COLA Increase This Month. Here’s When and Why: Supplemental Security Income recipients are set to receive a payment this month, including a 3.2% cost of living adjustment. Read more
20. Biden Demands Seniors Repay Millions in Social Security Benefits: Lawmakers express concerns about the Social Security Administration’s overpayment of benefits to older Americans, leading to demands for repayment. Read more
21. Golfer shows nerves of steel as two male pythons fight for the right to mate just metres away: A golfer continues his round at a Queensland course, unfazed by two nearby male pythons fighting for the right to mate. Read more
22. Foodies shocked by secret ingredient in McDonald’s fries — ‘No wonder my stomach hurts’: A former McDonald’s executive chef reveals the secret to making the chain’s French fries at home, surprising many with the ingredients. Read more
23. Alleged gang leader tied to human trafficking operation with former NFL star convicted, AG says: The leader of the LOTTO Gang, linked to a human trafficking operation involving a former NFL star, has been convicted. Read more
24. Court Delivers Bad News to Joe Biden: A federal appeals court upholds lower court rulings that Miranda rights do not extend to civil immigration arrests, impacting the Biden administration’s immigration policies. Read more
25. Exactly what causes you to fart more than usual – and signs you need to go to the doctor: An article discussing the various causes of excessive flatulence and when it might be necessary to consult a doctor. Read more

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