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Rising sea levels, rising stakes: What rising sea levels mean for humanity

Land has been flooded, houses have been flooded, livelihoods have been lost, causing great difficulties for people in looking for a safer future. It is not only the environment that is affected, rising sea levels also have a significant impact on human rights, economic development, health, culture, the future of many countries and basic human dignity. © UNDP Villagers in …

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Abdul “New Okocha” Abdulmalik selected by England U17 changes to Super Eagles

One of the most talked about footballers playing non-league in England is Abdul Abdulmalik, who is attracting interest from Swedish top flight side Djurgarden, reports OwnGoalNigeria.com. They have twice tested the National League club’s resolve with bids and the latest bid amounted to £1m. That figure is significant. It would equal the record for direct sale made by a National …

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AFL Confirms Seizure of Mystery Vessel

By Stephen G. Fellajuah MONROVIA, Liberia, August 28, 2026 — The Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) has confirmed taking possession of the Comoros-flagged vessel IB Atlantic IV Moroni following a regional operation that resulted in its seizure in Côte d’Ivoire after it reportedly left Liberian waters. AFL Chief of Staff Maj. Gen. Davidson F. Forley confirmed the development Thursday, August …

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UN chief condemns ‘indifference’ as Ebola cases rise in Congo

Key points More than 5,600 cases and 2,700 deaths in six affected provinces in Congo since the outbreak began in mid-May The World Health Organization (WHO) believes they have slowed the spread, but have not succeeded in reversing the current trend Prevention efforts have begun in neighboring Burundi, according to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) …

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