Author: Tunde

Australia News Update: Minns Emphasises NSW Must Address Domestic Violence; Tehan Supports Coalition’s Education Policy on First Nations Curriculum

Minns: NSW Must Not Become ‘Numb’ to Domestic Violence Chris Minns, the Premier of New South Wales (NSW), addressed the public this morning following a series of alleged domestic violence incidents over the weekend. He emphasised the importance of recognising and reacting to the horrors faced by victims. “This weekend has highlighted the horrifying allegations against individuals who have allegedly committed violent acts against vulnerable family members. This is utterly confronting, and we cannot allow ourselves to become desensitised to such pain and violence,” Minns remarked. He called for renewed commitment from government agencies, law enforcement, and the community to…

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Ernest Bai Koroma: A Reflective Return of the Former President – The Sierra Leone Telegraph

The atmosphere at Makeni Central Mosque shifted quickly from prayer to excitement as former President Ernest Bai Koroma arrived for Friday prayers. His presence drew a diverse crowd, from the elderly to children and those dressed in both rags and finery, as they eagerly sought to catch a glimpse of him after years away. Koroma, joined by notable figures like Mayor Abu Bakarr Kamara and Dr. Mohamed MB Sisay, entered a mosque not tied to his Christian faith but significant to the social fabric of Makeni. Just days before, he had attended a church service in Freetown, reconnecting with his…

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Gachagua’s Allies to Kindiki: ‘Elders Do Not Bestow Kingpin Titles’

Leaders of the Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) have rebuked Deputy President Kithure Kindiki over his recent designation as the spokesman for the Mt Kenya region. At a gathering in Embu County, supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, led by Nyandarua Senator John Methu, asserted that such titles are not decided by elders alone. “The people of the region, not the elders, determine who the kingpin is. Kindiki should stop assuming this title,” Methu stated in Kianjokoma, Manyatta Constituency. He emphasised that Gachagua remains the rightful representative for the region. The leaders expressed unity behind Gachagua, accusing President William…

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Trump to Hold Meeting with Mayor Mamdani in New York City Prior to UN General Assembly

President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani during his visit for the U.N. General Assembly. The meeting will take place on Monday at Gracie Mansion, the mayor’s official residence, as confirmed by Mamdani’s communications director, Anna Bahr. The two leaders plan to discuss important issues impacting the city and its residents. Although the White House acknowledged the meeting, they did not provide further details. Mamdani, a democratic socialist who won the Democratic primary against former Governor Andrew Cuomo before securing the general election in November, has often positioned himself as a counter to Republican…

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Influence of University Peers on My Use of Cannabis

A former user of Kush, Gibril Bossco Jalloh, has shared how peer pressure at university led to his drug use and subsequent addiction, urging young people to steer clear of substances that can harm them. Jalloh, a graduate of the University of Management and Technology (UNIMTECH), revealed that he had never tried drugs before attending college but became involved with Kush due to influences from peers in his department. He described his initial experiences with smoking Kush, noting that it produced feelings of dizziness and intoxication. However, as he continued using, he found that the effects diminished as his body…

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Fire Ravages Gombe Media Corporation, Damaging Property of Staff and NYSC Members – Daily Trust

A fire broke out at the Gombe Media Corporation (GMC) on Saturday afternoon, destroying several areas of the premises, including the old television studio, maintenance section, radio library, News Director’s office, and accommodation for National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members. The incident occurred around 3:50 PM and resulted in damage to both corporate property and personal belongings of staff and NYSC members. Fire service teams from both state and federal levels responded promptly to tackle the blaze and bring it under control. No casualties have been reported as investigations into the cause of the fire are set to begin. Source…

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‘Bayeux Grieves the Absence of Its Famous Tapestry’

As thousands of people visit the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum for the first time, locals in Bayeux, France, are feeling its absence keenly. Since the tapestry was sent to the UK in July, the town has seen a significant drop in tourist numbers, having been closed for renovations since September 2025. Mathis Laîné, who works at a nearby restaurant, noted a 20% decrease in lunchtime sales and at least a 10% drop in the evening following the museum’s closure. The tapestry, which depicts the Norman conquest of England, was on display in Bayeux for nearly 1,000 years before…

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The Prodigal Son and the APC’s Secondary Wilderness – The Sierra Leone Telegraph

Former Sierra Leonean President Ernest Bai Koroma returned to the country on 6 September 2026 after the government dropped criminal charges against him. His return has been welcomed by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), with calls for national reconciliation and unity. Koroma expressed his commitment to fostering peace and advancing Sierra Leone’s development. His homecoming carries significant political weight, particularly for the All People’s Congress (APC) party. Many Sierra Leoneans draw parallels between Koroma’s journey and biblical narratives of return, such as that of Moses. While these comparisons should be made with caution, they highlight themes of…

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Yilwatda Commends Candidates Following APC’s Success in Four of Five By-elections

Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has congratulated four candidates from his party who successfully won seats in legislative by-elections conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Saturday. In a statement on Sunday via his X account, Yilwatda praised Kallamu MaiJama’a, Husseini Datti, Okolosi Ator, and Yakubu Ali for their victories in Gombe, Kano, Delta, and Bauchi states, respectively. The by-elections, which took place across four states, included one federal constituency and four state constituencies. The APC secured four of the five available seats, while the Allied Peoples Movement clinched the Sakwa State…

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