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Canadians Shift $20B to Rival Country, Boycotting U.S. Industry with Joy
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EXPLORE FURTHER: Business in a Canadian Border Town Attributes Closure to Tariff Dispute Canadians are opting out of U.S. getaways and are flocking to the sun-kissed shores of Mexico as an alternative. Numerous Canadians have eagerly participated in this activity. protest against U.S. products and services Following President Donald Trump’s imposition of tariffs on…
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IMF’s Favor to Pakistan Sparks Controversy: Congress MP Manish Tewari Weighs In
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New Delhi [ India ], May 10 (ANI): Congress MP Manish Tewari criticized the International Monetary Fund for approving a $1 billion loan Pakistan , describing it as “highly regrettable,” and stated that the “empathy” towards the IMF towards Pakistan is clearly “unwarranted.” “It is terribly regrettable because the funds that go to Pakistan…
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Health Ministry Debunks Oyakhilome’s Salt Consumption Claims
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The Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has cautioned Nigerians against excessive consumption of salt after a widely circulated video where Pastor Chris Oyakhilome promoted higher salt intake. Oyakhilome, who serves as both the president and founder of Loveworld Incorporated (Christ Embassy), asserted in the video that African people are being deliberately prevented…
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Trump’s Education Chief Faces Mockery Over Grammatical Blunders in Harvard Letter
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Social media users were quick to hop on editing a letter sent by President Donald Trump Education Secretary informs Harvard of No More Federal Grants for the Ivy League. Education Secretary Linda McMahon ramped up the administrations’ war with the college on Monday by sending a letter informing Harvard’s President Dr. Alan Garber his…
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Violence Misplaced in Zongo Communities: Regional Minister Responds
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By Juliet Aguiar DUGBARTEY The Western Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson, has criticized the prevalent belief linking Zongo communities with pervasive violence and instability, terming these stereotypes as damaging and baseless. During a courtesy visit from the Heads of Zongo Chiefs in the Western Region at the Western Regional Coordinating Council (WRCC) in Sekondi, Mr.…
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Morocco launches probe into sardine market after 20 years of alleged price-fixing
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On Thursday, the Competition Council initiated an official inquiry into potential anticompetitive behaviors within the industrial sardine supply market, marking a significant regulatory effort in a field that has remained mostly unregulated for a considerable time. An investigation revealed “ample convincing proof,” as described by the council, indicating organized market manipulation over twenty years…
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2027: Idris’ Rising Star Threatens Established Power Brokers in Kebbi-Zuru
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The growing political consciousness amongst Nigerians and their recognition of the entitlement to benefits from democratic governance as delivered by elected officials seem to be disconcerting certain aspiring politicians. As the race toward the 2027 election gains speed, he suggests that voters are starting to accept the fact that the age of political bosses…
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Sotheby’s under fire for hosting ‘unethical’ auction of ancient jewels linked to Buddha
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Sotheby’s Hong Kong has come under fire from India ‘s government as the auction house prepares to host a sale of ancient jewels linked to Buddha this week. The auction, which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, is said to offer up a collection of ‘gem relics’ for sale in Hong Kong. However, the…
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5 Shocking Truths Behind the Durian Tree Controversy in Malaysia
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Malaysia’s government faced backlash after removing 1,000 durian trees in April, leading to demonstrations, worries about farmers’ property rights, and initiating a probe into potential corruption. Here’s what you need to know: Why were the trees cut down? The land conflict in Pahang’s Raub town started on April 8 when the authorities cut down…
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“Politically motivated case”: Advocate Venkateswar Rao on Obulapuram mining case
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Hyderabad ( Telangana [India], May 7 (ANI): Advocate Venkateswar Rao indicated that the Obulapuram Mining case was driven by political motives and added that an appeal would be submitted to the court within the following couple of days. In discussions with ANI, Rao stated, “This case bears political motives… There isn’t actually any case…