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 Students Win Best in Sub-Saharan Africa for Innovative Water Pollution Solution In Mozambique

A remarkable achievement has been accomplished by a dedicated team of students from Willow International School in Mozambique, who have been crowned the Best in Sub-Saharan Africa for their groundbreaking investigation into eliminating Methylene Blue from water through an effective and reusable method. Driven by a deep sense of purpose, the Willow team has tirelessly…

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Sudan: Violent Clashes, Casualties in Omdurman: Urgent Medical Supplies Needed

Violent confrontations between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have erupted near the El Shajara armored corps military base, leading to a concerning escalation of tensions. According to eyewitnesses in Khartoum, the clashes commenced early in the morning and lasted until noon on Wednesday. Notably, the Air Force conducted sorties…

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Suspicious White Powder Incident Prompts Brief Evacuation Of White House

The details of the recent incident at the White House, where the Secret Service found suspicious white powder, believed to be cocaine has prompted evacuation, preliminary test results, and ongoing investigation. During President Joe Biden’s absence at Camp David, the White House faced a brief evacuation on Sunday evening. The Secret Service, conducting routine rounds,…

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Israel’s Raid On Palestinian Jenin Camp: A Defining Moment In The Ongoing Conflict

Thousands of Palestinians flee as Israel’s military operation intensifies in Jenin, sparking outrage and concerns about civilian casualties. At least eight Palestinians have lost their lives and dozens more are injured as Israel’s Defense Forces continue their large-scale operation in the densely populated Jenin refugee camp. The mission aims to dismantle terrorist infrastructure, apprehend suspects,…

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Severe Rainfall Causes Flooding, Millions On Alert For Hazardous Weather

The dangerous weather conditions in Chicago as heavy rains flood the streets is likely to affect over 110 million Americans under the hazardous weather alerts. As torrential downpours continue to wreak havoc, Chicago finds itself grappling with flooded streets, disrupted traffic, and a canceled NASCAR race. Meanwhile, over 110 million Americans are on high alert…

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