China’s Huge Quarantine Camps Standing Months After ‘Zero COVID’

Nearly four months after China abruptly scrapped its tough “zero-COVID” policies following rare mass protests, authorities have yet to dismantle sprawling quarantine facilities designed for isolating hundreds of thousands of people, an Al Jazeera investigation based on satellite imagery shows. Mass quarantine facilities in three Chinese provinces appear fully intact with no visible changes to…

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Soyinka, Providus Bank Remember Women On World Poetry Day

Providus Bank recently celebrated World Poetry Day 2023 with Wole Soyinka, with the theme of “Restating Humanity with The Woman.” The event focused on valuing, protecting, and liberating women in global societies. It also remembered students Leah Sharibu and Deborah, who were victims of violence, through a performative poetry segment. The event aimed to highlight…

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Transgender Women Barred from Female World Ranking Events By World Athletics

World Athletics has implemented new guidelines to prohibit transgender women from participating in the female category at international events. The decision was made to preserve the integrity of female sports and prevent unfair competition. The new rules state that transgender athletes who have undergone male puberty will not be allowed to compete in female world…

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Former Florida Lawmaker Pleads Guilty In Loan Fraud Case

A former Florida lawmaker pleaded guilty Tuesday to wire fraud, money laundering and making false statements in connection with COVID-19 relief fraud, according to a news release from the Department of Justice. Former Republican State Rep. Joseph Harding acquired more than $150,000 in Small Business Administration loans by lying on loan applications, the department said….

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