Word of the Day: “He who has head has no cap. He who has cap has no head.” – Nigerian Proverb

Today in history in 211, “The reign ends of the only Emperor of the ancient Roman Empire to be born in Africa. Septimius Severus dies of an illness while on a military mission to consolidate Rome’s power in Britain. He previously fortified Rome’s colonies in Africa, strengthening the southern boundaries.” – Source: https://www.africatodayyesterday.org/days/04-feb

News highlights from Africa and beyond (February 04, 2024).

Nigeria:

1. Tyla beats Asake, Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, Davido to Grammy Award: Tyla made history by winning the Best African Music Performance category for her hit single ‘Water’, beating Nigerian superstars Davido, Burna Boy, Asake, and Ayra Starr. Read more
2. ‘Grid fully restored’ – TCN confirms restoration of power after hours of blackout: The Transmission Company of Nigeria confirmed the restoration of the national grid after a nationwide blackout, marking the first grid collapse in 2024. Read more
3. Nigerian Ex-Governor Dies In Saudi Arabia: Former Yobe State Governor, Bukar Abba Ibrahim, passed away in Saudi Arabia after a prolonged illness at the age of 73. Read more
4. Boko Haram Terrorists Launch Deadly Attack, Kill 2 In INEC Collation Center: Two individuals were killed in an attack by Boko Haram terrorists at the Election Collation Centre in Kuareta, Yobe State, during the collation of results for the Yobe East Senatorial bye-election. Read more
5. 82-Year-Old Nangolo Mbumba Sworn In As Fourth Namibian President After Geingob’s Death: Dr. Nangolo Mbumba, former Vice President of Namibia, was sworn in as the country’s fourth President following the death of President Geingob. Read more
6. Dollar/Naira Rate: Adeboye Confirms Fulfilment Of Prophecy He Made At The Beginning Of The Year: Pastor E. A. Adeboye commented on the recent rise in the dollar to naira rate, referencing a prophecy he made earlier in the year and urging Nigerians to pray. Read more
7. AFCON: Man who predicted VAR decision, Nigeria’s victory against Angola names finalists: A Nigerian man who accurately predicted Nigeria’s victory over Angola has now named two teams from Group A as finalists. Read more
8. Flavour gushes over adopted son, Semah in new post: Nigerian singer Flavour shared photos of his adopted son, Semah, expressing pride in his growth. Read more
9. Austa’s mother marks late daughter’s birthday on her grave, makes a wish: The mother of Austa, a young woman murdered by her boyfriend, marked her birthday at her grave, expressing her wishes and grief. Read more
10. They Must Pay, FIRS To Go After Sabinus, Taoma, Other Skit Makers Over Tax Payment: The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) announced plans to ensure that skit makers, influencers, and digital content creators in Nigeria comply with tax obligations. Read more

Kenya:

1. JKIA plans dedicated terminal for high-end travelers: Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is planning to add an exclusive floor for premium lounges to cater to heads of state, commercially important passengers, and prominent individuals. Read more
2. Security Team Mishandles Man Seeking President Ruto’s Attention in Kakamega: A man attempting to get President Ruto’s attention was mishandled by the presidential security team during an event in Kakamega. Read more
3. “It’s a Trap To Rob You” ODM Politician Warns as Man Uses Trick to Stop a Motorist: ODM politician Alinur Mohammed warns motorists to stay vigilant after a video surfaced of a man jumping in front of a vehicle, potentially as a robbery tactic. Read more
4. Pres Ruto’s Security Reacts As Kakamega Man Interrupts President Ruto’s Speech: President William Ruto’s security had to intervene when a man attempted to interrupt his speech in Kakamega. Read more
5. Azimio’s Camp Reacts After President Ruto Calls Out ODM MP In Public: President William Ruto publicly called out an ODM MP for allegedly trying to dictate his government’s actions, sparking reactions from the Azimio camp. Read more
6. Actor Charles Ouda’s Cause of Death: Renowned Kenyan actor Charles Ouda, affectionately known as ‘Charlie,’ has passed away at the age of 38, as announced by his family and fiancée, former BBC journalist Ciru Muriuki. The family released a joint statement, urging Kenyans to respect their privacy during this difficult time. Read more
7. ‘Shock As CCTV Footage Emerges, Matron Of School Caught Doing This Before The dormitory Catches Fire’: Shocking CCTV footage has emerged, exposing Irene Kerubo, a 43-year-old matron at St Johns Girls in Kilifi County, Kenya. The distressing video captures the matron allegedly setting fire to the school’s dormitory, revealing a blatant act of arson that has sent shockwaves through the community. Read more
8. Kenyan Politician Who Is Alleged To Have Sired 2 Children With Amos Kimunya Before Separating: Sabina Chege, a former Muranga County Women Representative and current Nominated MP, is said to have been in a relationship with former Kipipiri constituency Member of Parliament Amos Kimunya. Before their breakup, the two had two children together. Sabina Chege is alleged to have left Kimunya because of depression after losing his Kipipiri MP seat. Read more
9. Here are 3 Types Of Women Who Sleep With Married Men: This subject requires careful consideration because it involves intricate dynamics and individual decisions. The article discusses some of the kinds of women who might be in relationships with married men. Read more
10. What Country is This?: Man who Coined Viral Tiktok Phrase is Dead: Peter Sutherland, who allegedly coined the viral phrase, “What country is this?” during his frantic search for missing daughter Sandra, has passed away. The 19-year-old upcoming college student went on a month-long vacation only to disappear. Peter, sadly, died before reuniting with his daughter. Read more

Ghana:

1. Cecilia Dapaah Grabs Assets, Cash: The Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) has returned assets and cash seized from Cecilia Abena Dapaah, a former Minister of Sanitation and Water Resources, concluding a long-standing legal battle. Read more
2. EC Interdicts Officers Involved In Yendi NPP Parliamentary Primary: The Electoral Commission (EC) has interdicted five officers involved in the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) parliamentary primary in Yendi due to allegations of ballot tampering. Read more
3. NPP Deputy General Secretary Receives Ghana Youth Manifesto for 2024 Election: Mr. Haruna Mohammed, the National Deputy General Secretary of the NPP, received the Ghana Youth Manifesto for the 2024 general election, aimed at addressing youth concerns and aspirations. Read more
4. Hanson Dartey Resigns from NPP: Hanson Dartey, the Youth Organizer Diaspora of the NPP – Spain Branch, has resigned from the party, citing personal reasons for his abrupt decision. Read more
5. When a Spouse Commits Adultery: An article discussing the implications and considerations when a spouse commits adultery, providing insights into the challenges and potential resolutions for affected relationships. Read more
6. Tensions As Burkinabe Leader Ibrahim Traore Calls Out Akufo-Addo For Falsehood Against Burkina Faso: Ibrahim Traore, the Military Head of State of Burkina Faso, refuted allegations made by Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo regarding Burkina Faso’s engagement with Russian mercenaries. Read more
7. This is strange!! Ghanaians in shock as strange video of how South Africans bury their dead surfaces on social media: A video showing an unconventional burial method in South Africa has left many Ghanaians astonished. Read more
8. “My Church Will Not Support This Kind of Pre-wedding Photoshoots”- Pastor Blasts Soon-to-be couple: A pastor has publicly criticized a couple’s pre-wedding photoshoot, stating it goes against the values his church supports. Read more
9. I leapt with joy when Mahma announced that he would restore the original names of the universities renamed by NADAA: Dr. Clement Apaak expressed his happiness over former President John Mahama’s pledge to restore the original names of universities that were renamed by President Akufo-Addo. Read more
10. Afia Schwarzenegger Accuses The Late Dr Grace Boadu Of Being A Scammer, Claims To Have Evidence: Afia Schwarzenegger has accused the late Dr. Grace Boadu of scamming people under the pretense of performing miracles and claims to have evidence to support her allegations. Read more

Uganda:

1. [VIDEO] Makerere Graduate Gifted Shs70m Mercedes Benz at Grad Party: A Makerere University graduate was gifted a Mercedes Benz C200 car valued at Shs70 million by her father at her graduation party, fulfilling a promise he made earlier. Read more
2. Chief Justice Dollo, Justice Kisakye Fight Shifts To Supreme Court New Complex As KCCA Delays Issuing Occupational Permit: The dispute between Chief Justice Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny-Dollo and Justice Dr. Esther Kitimbo Mayambala Kisakye has moved to the new Supreme Court Complex, with the opening expected to be commissioned by President Museveni. Read more
3. JUST IN: Another Sitting African President Dies Aged 82: President Hage G. Geingob of Namibia has passed away after a long illness, having led the country since March 21, 2015. Read more
4. Balaam Barugahara Appointed ICOA Ambassador to Uganda: Businessman Balaam Barugahara has been appointed as the ambassador for The International Community of Ankole (ICOA) in Uganda, expressing excitement and commitment to his new role. Read more
5. Museveni, Kabushenga and the mafia politics: An opinion piece discussing the politicisation of the private sector and the democratisation of access to public finance in Uganda, highlighting the challenges of governance and economic management. Read more
6. EPL Table Changes After Arsenal 3-1 Victory: Premier League’s top-of-the-table clash between Arsenal and Liverpool ended with Arsenal’s victory at the Emirates Stadium. Read more
7. Emotional! MUK Graduand at Ceremony Lifts Photo of Classmate Who Died after Taking Graduation Photoshoot: A Makerere University graduand honored a late classmate by lifting his portrait during the graduation ceremony. Read more
8. Uganda, America and Israel: An article discussing the lessons from the US war in Afghanistan for Uganda’s mission in Somalia and Israel’s in Gaza. Read more
9. I messaged my dead dad’s phone and couldn’t believe my eyes when got a response minutes later…: A woman shares her unexpected text conversation after sending a message to her deceased father’s phone. Read more
10. Bobi Wine Should Not Give In His Land – Maama Fiina Backs Bobi Wine Over Hospital Land: Maama Fiina, the head of witchcraft in Uganda, supports Bobi Wine in not giving up his land for the construction of a hospital. Read more

South Africa:

1. Bad news hits Mzansi: Look at which sergeant allegedly shot dead together with her colleague: Sergeant Sinoxolo Tatani-Nkomo was tragically shot dead in East London while waiting for assistance due to a police van puncture. Read more
2. Look what was spotted on the road after a CIT heist that claimed lives of two robbers in Dobsonville: A cash-in-transit heist in Dobsonville was thwarted by police, resulting in the death of two robbers. Read more
3. ‘Sundays are for lovers’: Andile Mpisane surprises wife with an R4m Mercedes-Benz G Wagon [photos]: Andile Mpisane gifted his wife Tamia a Mercedes-Benz G Wagon, causing a stir on social media. Read more
4. Look who Duduzane Zuma was spotted with that left people talking on social media: Duduzane Zuma’s visit to Ace Magashule sparked discussions on social media, hinting at a possible shared agenda despite their political differences. Read more
5. Soweto Residents Left ANC In Tears This Morning As They Said This To Ramaphosa And His Crew: Residents of Soweto expressed skepticism towards the ANC’s campaign promises, highlighting a trust gap in political assurances. Read more
6. Police stopped & searched a bakkie occupied by six illegal foreigners and this is what they found: A joint operation between Melkbosstrand police members and Crime Prevention Unit members led to the arrest of six illegal foreigners and one South African. Read more
7. I Went On A Date With A Sugar Daddy When We Get To The Hotel I Was Shocked By What He Did: A woman shares her experience of going on a date with a sugar daddy and the unexpected turn of events at the hotel. Read more
8. R121m Powerball jackpot winner claims prize after partner’s premonition of new house and car: The winner of a R121 million Powerball jackpot has claimed their prize, planning to use the money for a stable financial future for their family. Read more
9. Zuma and his Mk party left IEC headquarters shaken this morning after doing this. See what they did: Members of the MK Party, owned by former South African President Jacob Zuma, orchestrated a violent protest outside the headquarters of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC). Read more
10. She was killed while close to her house in JHB after the killers shot her head & back, this happened: Mecayla Cross, 25, was tragically shot and killed just a few blocks away from her home in Chrisville, Johannesburg. Read more

Tanzania:

1. Rukwa heads for bumper harvest: Rukwa Region is projecting a nearly 90% increase in crop production this season, with an expected harvest of 1,654,840 tonnes of various crops. Read more
2. CBE starts online Master’s Degree: The College of Business Education (CBE) has introduced online Master’s Degree courses in business and ICT to meet the rising demand for non-classroom sessions. Read more
3. Exim profit jumps 36 per cent in 2023: Exim Bank Group’s annual financial report for 2023 shows a significant growth in Profit Before Tax, which surged by 36% to 92.2bn/-. Read more
4. Club fined, five points deducted for ‘no-show’: The Tanzania Women’s Football Committee has deducted five points from JKT Queens and fined them 3m/- for failing to attend a Premier League match against Simba Queens. Read more
5. Twiga Stars: The Silent Celebrities of East African Women’s Football: An article discussing the achievements and challenges of the Twiga Stars, Tanzania’s women’s football team, in the context of East African women’s football. Read more
6. Singer Baby Deo Confirmed Dead in Nasty Car Accident: Renowned singer Baby Deo, known for his hit song ‘Kasuku,’ tragically died in a car accident along Masaka road at Kyengera. Read more
7. 6 habits you should quit that might lead you to cancer: An article discussing six lifestyle habits that could potentially increase the risk of developing cancer, including a sedentary lifestyle and unhealthy eating patterns. Read more
8. Kinana defends electoral bills despite Chadema criticism: Abdulrahman Kinana, Mainland vice chairperson of CCM, defended the government’s steps towards implementing reforms amidst criticism from the opposition party, Chadema. Read more
9. Mbappe to join Real Madrid at end of season: Kylian Mbappe is set to join Real Madrid after his contract with Paris Saint-Germain ends, moving to the La Liga giants on a free transfer. Read more
10. Street children turn to informal fishing: In Mwanza City, some street children have turned to informal fishing on Lake Victoria as a means of livelihood, moving away from begging. Read more
11. Gabriel NOT to blame for Luis Diaz equaliser with 20 seconds left to play — Saliba is: Arsenal conceded a goal unexpectedly due to a mistake in defense, with Gabriel being involved but not primarily to blame. Read more
12. Kwala dry port to ease Dar cargo congestion: The Kwala Dry Port is now fully operational, handling 60 percent of goods to streamline cargo flow at the Dar es Salaam port. Read more
13. EAC upbeat on local production of antibiotics: The East African Community is preparing a policy framework to encourage local production of antibiotics, addressing current bottlenecks and offering incentives to investors. Read more
14. Police investigating creepy trend of recording ‘vulnerable’ women on nights out: Police are looking into a disturbing trend where women, especially those visibly intoxicated, are being filmed without consent during nights out in Manchester and the videos posted on social media. Read more
15. Senegal’s Macky Sall postpones presidential election: President Macky Sall of Senegal has indefinitely postponed the presidential election that was scheduled for February 25, due to a dispute over the candidate list. Read more

Cameroon:

1. FIFA set to open investigation on Samuel Eto’o match fixing and threat charges: Cameroon’s football legend Samuel Eto’o faces accusations of making threats and match-fixing, with his file sent to the FIFA Ethics Committee for investigation. Read more
2. 14 Unique People Who Seem to Have Aliens Among Their Ancestors: An article showcasing individuals with unique physical traits that make them stand out, suggesting they might have “aliens” among their ancestors. Read more
3. 4 Things That Handwriting Says About Your Personality: A look into how handwriting can reflect aspects of a person’s personality, including traits and behaviors. Read more
4. Customers furious after baffling find in the McDonald’s app: ‘This is ridiculous’: McDonald’s customers express frustration over inconsistent pricing for the same items within the McDonald’s app. Read more
5. Indomitable Lions: Eto’o and Geremi Njitap at daggers-drawn positions: Tensions rise between Samuel Eto’o, president of the Cameroonian Football Federation, and former international player Geremi Njitap, amidst controversies at the Africa Cup of Nations. Read more

Senegal:

1. Walf announces that “the candidacies of Diomaye and Sonko are definitively compromised”: The recent political turnaround shakes up the Senegalese electoral landscape as the Head of State cancels the electoral body’s convening for February 25, 2024, indicating no presidential election on the scheduled date. Read more
2. CAN 2023: Kalidou Koulibaly announces good news for Ivory Coast: Senegalese national team captain Kalidou Koulibaly and his teammates were eliminated from the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) in the round of 16 by Ivory Coast. Koulibaly was particularly impressed by the Elephants’ performance, considering them serious contenders for the title on February 11. Read more
3. Honeymoon: Sadio Mané and Aïcha Tamba, the image that surprises Senegalese (photos): Senegalese striker Sadio Mané and his wife Aïcha Tamba have been the center of attention for the past few hours. Eliminated from the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, Sadio Mané quickly found happiness with his beloved on a well-deserved honeymoon. Read more
4. Senegal: ECOWAS awaits a new date for the presidential election: ECOWAS expresses concern over the circumstances of the postponement of the presidential election in Senegal. ECOWAS is awaiting a new date for the presidential election in Senegal, noting the Senegalese authorities’ decision to postpone it. The regional body expressed concern over the circumstances leading to the postponement of the election initially scheduled for February 25, 2024. Read more
5. Cheikh Niass (Walf): “From now on, Macky’s place is no longer in the Palace, but in the courthouse…”: The head of Walfadjri is still angry with the Head of State for his intention to postpone the presidential election of February 25, 2024. After deciding to renounce his Senegalese nationality, Cheikh Niass invites Senegalese to oppose this “institutional coup d’état.” Read more
6. Sénégal : L’AES réagit au report de la Présidentielle et attend les éventuelles sanctions de la CEDEAO: Following President Macky Sall’s surprising decision to indefinitely postpone the presidential election, the AES (Senegalese Electoral Authority) has expressed its reaction and is awaiting potential sanctions from ECOWAS. Read more
7. Urgent ! Touba : Le khalife général des Mourides, Serigne Mountakha Mbacké sera en retrait spirituel pour Un (01) mois: The Mouride community’s spiritual leader, Serigne Mountakha Mbacké, has announced a one-month spiritual retreat, suspending all visits until the end of February 2024. Read more
8. Quand Mia Guissé pose avec Sigui, le fils de Youssou Ndour, les photos qui font parler (photos): Mia Guissé shared photos with Youssou Ndour’s son, Sigui, on Instagram, promoting Sigui’s Covering space and expressing joy over their collaboration. Read more
9. Présidentielle 2024 : Le calendrier scolaire modifié: The educational calendar has been adjusted in anticipation of the presidential campaign starting February 4, with compositions for the first trimester moved up before the campaign begins. Read more
10. Le Capitaine Seydina Oumar Touré interpelle le Chef d’état major général des armées: Captain Seydina Oumar Touré addresses the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, expressing concern for the future of Senegal and not intending to lecture. Read more

Liberia:

1. Cllr. Kruah breaks silence: Liberia’s Justice Minister-designate, Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah, defends himself against allegations of defrauding a client, claiming the accusations are unfounded and constitute blackmail. Read more
2. Sara reappears for confirmation today: Liberia’s Foreign Minister-designate, Madam Sara Beysolow Nyanti, is set for a Senate Foreign Affairs Committee confirmation hearing, showcasing her extensive diplomatic experience. Read more
3. ALCOD Welcomes ‘Diaspora Conference on National Development’: The All-Liberian Conference on Dual Citizenship (ALCOD) supports President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s initiative for an annual Diaspora Conference on National Development, urging the removal of restrictions in the Dual Citizenship Law. Read more
4. On 2nd Thoughts: Disputing the Country’s Account Balances-What’s the motive?: An opinion piece questioning the motives behind disputing Liberia’s account balances, reflecting on the country’s economic challenges inherited by former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. Read more
5. Editorial: Disagreement swells in Unity Party: The ruling Unity Party faces internal discontent and disagreement over job appointments by President Joseph Nyumah Boakai, with dissatisfaction also coming from the UP Alliance. Read more

Benin:

1. Le stade hôte du match d’ouverture dévoilé: FIFA has announced the stadium that will host the opening match of the 2026 World Cup. After Qatar in 2022, the United States will be in the spotlight for the 23rd edition of the World Cup. Read more
2. D’importants matériels brûlés dans l’entrepôt de Vinci Energies à Allada: A fire on Sunday, February 4, devastated a warehouse of Vinci Energies in Allada, destroying numerous electrical materials intended for the reinforcement of the Sbee’s electrical network as well as rolling stock. The damages could amount to hundreds of millions of CFA francs. Read more
3. Réglemention de La distribution et la gestion des assurances par voie numérique: On January 16, 2024, the Council of Ministers of the Inter-African Conference on Insurance Markets (CIMA) adopted a new regulation on the distribution and management of insurance contracts by electronic or digital means. Read more
4. Les voeux de l’Ambassadeur Mohammed Saeed Al Kaabi des Émirats arabes unis: On the occasion of the International Day of Human Fraternity, celebrated on February 4, 2024, Ambassador Mohammed Saeed Al Kaabi of the United Arab Emirates in Benin shared his wishes, highlighting the importance of this day established by the United Nations on December 21, 2020, following an initiative presented by the UAE. Read more
5. Des blessés graves dans un accident à Savè: A serious accident occurred in Gobé, a locality of the Offè district in the commune of Savè, involving a collision between a heavy truck and a tanker truck, resulting in several serious injuries on Sunday, February 4, 2024. Read more

Haiti:

1. Guerre en Ukraine : le Sénat américain s’accorde sur une nouvelle aide à Kiev en échange d’un durcissement de la politique migratoire américaine: The U.S. Senate reached an agreement on new aid to Ukraine and Israel and to tighten U.S. immigration policy. President Joe Biden called for the text to be “quickly adopted.” Read more
2. Votation sur les SUV à Paris : courte majorité et faible mobilisation pour tripler le coût de stationnement des véhicules lourds: A “citizen vote” in Paris approved tripling parking fees for “heavy and polluting” vehicles by a slim majority (54.55%) with low voter turnout. Read more
3. Certification des magistrats: l’ANAMAH félicite le CSPJ pour la poursuite du processus: The National Association of Haitian Magistrates (ANAMAH) congratulates the Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSPJ) for continuing the certification process for magistrates despite the country’s challenging situation. Read more
4. Arrêter le déploiement de la police Kenyane en Haïti serait injuste, déclare le député Nelson Koech: Belgian MP Nelson Koech, also the president of the National Assembly’s defense committee, stated it would be unfair to halt the deployment of Kenyan police to Haiti, emphasizing Kenya’s parliamentary responsibility to join the global effort to restore peace in Haiti. Read more

Global news:

1. Taylor Swift Announces New Album, The Tortured Poets Department: Taylor Swift revealed her upcoming album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” set to release on April 19, 2024, after winning a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album. Read more
2. How wrinkles make us look ‘untrustworthy’: A study from Humboldt University of Berlin suggests that wrinkles may make faces appear less attractive, pleasant, and trustworthy, challenging the notion that they signify wisdom. Read more
3. The trait ‘mentally strong’ people have, according to a psychiatrist: Psychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen emphasizes that ‘mentally strong’ individuals only do nice things for those who treat them with respect, highlighting the importance of self-discipline. Read more
4. Palworld Developers Reveal Staggering, $478,000 Monthly Server Costs: The developers behind the popular game Palworld disclose their substantial monthly server expenses to ensure uninterrupted service. Read more
5. India’s Paytm is in flux: Paytm’s shares hit an all-time low, continuing a downward trend after the Reserve Bank of India’s recent regulatory actions, causing significant market fluctuations for the company. Read more
6. Halle Bailey Looks Angelic on the 2024 Grammys Red Carpet in Gucci: Halle Bailey, nominated for Best R&B Song at the 2024 Grammy Awards for “Angel,” appeared on the red carpet looking angelic in a Gucci outfit. Read more
7. Living near nature is good for kids’ eyesight: Research suggests that living near green spaces can prevent children from needing glasses, with urban areas seeing an increase in cases of short-sightedness possibly due to screen time, lack of outdoor time, and pollution. Read more
8. Australian writer Yang Hengjun is given suspended death sentence in China: Yang Hengjun, an Australian writer and pro-democracy blogger, received a suspended death sentence in Beijing, five years after his detention in China on espionage charges. Read more
9. Outrageous push to ban bikinis on Aussie beaches: A community worker’s letter requesting a ban on skimpy bikinis on Gold Coast beaches sparked controversy, citing discomfort with the attire. Read more
10. Spot the deadly danger: A photo shared on Facebook highlights the importance of being alert while bushwalking in summer, showing a copperhead snake camouflaged among fallen leaves. Read more
11. Pregnant Sofia Richie Makes Her Quiet Luxury Maternity Style Debut at 2024 Grammys: See Her Look!: Sofia Richie, expecting her first child with husband Elliot Grainge, showcased her maternity style at the 2024 Grammys in a black Saint Laurent gown. Read more
12. Potentially life-threatening storm system begins pounding California: Live updates: Southern California experiences significant rainfall as a powerful storm system moves into the region, with top two-day rainfall totals exceeding 5 inches in some areas. Read more
13. tub-of-ranch-on-first-date: A humorous take on first dates and the unexpected choices people make, such as ordering a tub of ranch, which sparked a lively discussion online. Read more
14. Letters: Peace in Middle East can only happen with input of Arab countries and Israel: A letter discussing the financial and human costs of the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip and the importance of involving both Arab countries and Israel in peace efforts. Read more
15. Fake Railway executives in SUV with blue beacon, pistol, caught: Four individuals posing as railway executives in an SUV with a blue beacon were intercepted by police in Memari, heading towards Kolkata along the national highway. Read more
16. Build Your Dream Valentine’s Candy Salad And I’ll Reveal The Quality That People Love Most About You: A fun Buzzfeed quiz that lets you create a candy salad for Valentine’s Day and reveals a quality people admire in you based on your choices. Read more
17. Taylor Swift Announces New Album On Grammys Stage: Taylor Swift announced her new album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” set to release on April 13, 2024, during her acceptance speech for Best Pop Vocal Album at the Grammys. Read more
18. 29 People Confessed The Things They Did As Kids That They Now Realize Were REALLY Weird: A collection of bizarre and funny childhood behaviors shared by people, highlighting the strange things they did as kids. Read more
19. State’s financial services ombudsman ‘not fit for purpose’ amid delays of up to five years for resolutions: Criticism of the State’s financial services ombudsman in Ireland for taking up to five years to resolve consumer complaints, leading some to suggest the service is ineffective. Read more
20. Gardaí to get new powers to search and seize child abuse material stored by suspected criminals on the cloud: New legislation in Ireland will grant Gardaí (Irish police) increased powers to search and seize digital child abuse material stored on cloud services by suspected criminals. Read more
21. Vikrant Massey broke down into tears after filming climax scene of 12th Fail: Vikrant Massey was moved to tears after filming the climax of “12th Fail,” a film that has resonated with many for its heartfelt storytelling. Read more
22. ‘I want to be able to help my girls through life. I don’t want this to define me’: A mother with an aggressive form of MS seeks help to fund treatment, hoping to lead a normal life and support her daughters. Read more
23. China vows to stabilize its market as shares hit five-year low: China pledges to stabilize its financial markets after shares plummeted to a five-year low, causing widespread concern about the country’s economic stability. Read more
24. Filth, rats and fear of reprisals: Life inside Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison: An inside look at the conditions of Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison reveals issues with cleanliness, pest infestations, and fear among inmates. Read more
25. Ask the doctor: Why do I get every illness my toddlers pick up in creche but my husband doesn’t?: A reader inquires why they catch every illness from their toddlers while their husband remains unaffected, questioning the dynamics of immunity within their household. Read more

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