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Foreign

Brazil’s Supreme Court Crisis Deepens as Internal Feud Forces Sessions to Be Cancelled

Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court has cancelled its plenary session for a second consecutive day as an escalating dispute between justices deepens a wider political crisis ahead of the country’s October presidential election. Chief Justice Edson Fachin postponed proceedings until next Tuesday as the court prepares to consider whether Justice Alexandre de Moraes should face an investigation over alleged links to Daniel Vorcaro, the former head of the failed Banco Master. […]

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Football

Mudryk Faces Another Spell on the Sidelines After Suffering Injury Shortly After Tottenham Return

Mykhailo Mudryk’s long-awaited return to competitive football has suffered another setback after the Tottenham Hotspur winger picked up an ankle injury in training that is expected to keep him out for six to eight weeks. The 25-year-old Ukrainian joined Tottenham from Chelsea on a season-long loan and recently made his first appearance for the club as a late substitute in the goalless draw against Nottingham Forest. The game marked an […]

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Technology

Apple Unveils Its First Foldable iPhone as New CEO John Ternus Begins a Major New Chapter for the Company

Apple has unveiled its first-ever foldable iPhone, marking one of the company’s biggest hardware changes in more than a decade and giving new CEO John Ternus a major product launch at the start of his tenure. The iPhone Duo, unveiled at Apple’s September 9 event in Cupertino, opens like a book, transforming from a compact phone with a 5.4-inch outer display into a 7.6-inch screen. It starts at $1,999, making […]

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Foreign

Philippines Ferry Fire Leaves Five Dead as More Than 80 People Remain Missing

At least five people have died and more than 80 remain unaccounted for after a passenger ferry caught fire off the coast of the Philippines, triggering a major search-and-rescue operation near the popular tourist destination of Coron. The MV June Aster was travelling from Manila to Coron in Palawan province when the fire broke out at around 6:45pm on Wednesday, September 9. The vessel was carrying 134 people — 117 […]

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Football

Augustine Eguavoen Named Interim Super Falcons Coach Ahead of Olympic Qualifiers

Former Super Eagles head coach Augustine Eguavoen has been appointed interim coach of the Super Falcons as Nigeria begins its campaign to qualify for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games. The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) confirmed the appointment on September 8, saying Eguavoen will take charge while the search for a permanent head coach continues. His first assignment will be a two-leg second-round qualifier against Comoros in October. Eguavoen, popularly […]

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Foreign

Bangladesh Battles World’s Worst Measles Outbreak as Vaccination Gaps Put Children at Risk

Bangladesh is battling what is now being described as the world’s worst measles outbreak, with nearly 1,000 suspected and confirmed measles-related deaths and more than 166,000 suspected cases recorded since March 2026. The outbreak has hit children particularly hard, with those under five making up the majority of cases. Infants and children who missed routine vaccinations are among the most vulnerable as the highly contagious virus continues to spread across […]

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Foreign

US Escalates Canada Trade War With New Bans on Dairy, Alcohol and Motorbikes

The trade war between the United States and Canada has entered a new phase, with President Donald Trump ordering a ban on several Canadian products including alcoholic drinks, dairy goods and motorcycles, just as Canada's latest retaliatory tariffs on American goods came into force. The latest US restrictions will begin on September 29, while some additional US tariffs announced alongside the bans will take effect earlier, on September 15. The […]

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Foreign

Eiffel Tower Reopens After Staff Walkout Over Treatment of Women During Hindu Visit

The Eiffel Tower was temporarily closed after staff walked out in protest over female employees reportedly being removed from certain positions during a private visit by a Hindu religious group, sparking a debate over gender equality, religious accommodation and France’s secular values. The incident took place on September 5 during a visit by around 100 members of the Hindu organisation BAPS, which was in France for events linked to the […]

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Local

Nigeria Clarifies UK Passport Fees, Says No Extra Charges for Special Intervention Exercise

The Federal Government has clarified that Nigerians in the United Kingdom taking part in the ongoing special passport intervention exercise are not required to pay additional charges beyond the officially approved passport fees. The clarification was issued by Interior Minister Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo on September 7, 2026, following concerns over inconveniences experienced by Nigerians during the passport application and processing exercise. The intervention was introduced to provide additional options for Nigerians […]

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