Author: Nhyira

Diogo Jota a forward for Liverpool died in a car accident today 3rd July, 2025 in Spain with his brother Andre Silva. The 28-year-old is an exceptional player for Liverpool, he recently just married his long-term partner Rute Cardoso with whom he has 3 kids. Diogo and his brother died at 00:30 in his Lamborghini which it’s Tyre blew out while trying to overtake another vehicle and caught fire. Liverpool say they “are devastated” at Jota’s death who had 41m pounds contract with them in 2020. Portugal have lost two of their stars in a tragic accident, hope they can…

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10 things I hate about you directed by Gil Junger is about Kat Stratford a determined independent student and the sister  to a popular girl in the High School Bianca Stratford. Their father  Dr. Stratford is a strict father and doesn’t allow dating. In 10 things I hate about you their father tells Bianca she can date once her Kat is also in a relationship knowing very well Kat has no plans of dating. Bianca tells Cameron James a new student who tutors her  French about this predicament pushing Cameron to concoct a plan. Cameron and his friend Michael plan…

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The Vampire Diaries directed by Julie Plec is a science fiction series which portrays 2 brothers who are vampires turned by their lover Katerina Petrova. The series features stars like Paul Wesley, Ian Somerhalder, Nina Dobrev, Candace King, Katerina Graham, Joseph Morgan, Daniel Gilles and many more. Joseph Morgan’s humor kept his character in the show for long. Stefan the protagonist who is a vampire comes back to Mystic falls his hometown after he finds a girl who like his lover Katerina named Elena. His brother Damon comes back into town upon finding out his brother is home. Stefan starts…

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13 Reasons Why is a Netflix series developed by Brian Yorkey for television and was written by Jay Asher. Jay served as an executive producer with Selena Gomez. 13 Reason Why is a show which talks about mental health as struggling teens like suicide, sexual assault, drugs and alcohol. It is an emotional roller coaster for viewers based on how the stories are shown. The show stars Dylan Minette, Katherine Langford, Alisha Boe, Brandon Flynn, Ross Butler, Justin Prentice and many other stars. They really elevated and shaped the show from how they played their roles spectacularly. Season 1 focuses…

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The glamorous French Riviera city of Cannes is cracking down on cruise tourism by banning ships that carry more than 1,000 passengers from docking in its harbor. City officials announced the new rule as part of a broader plan to protect the environment, reduce pollution, and preserve quality of life for residents. The regulation, described as “drastic but necessary,” will take immediate effect. “We are not anti-tourism,” said Cannes Mayor David Lisnard, “but we must act responsibly. These mega-ships bring serious environmental costs.” The move follows growing concerns about air pollution, marine damage, and overcrowding caused by large cruise liners…

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Armenian authorities have arrested Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, accusing him of plotting to overthrow the government in a dramatic escalation of tensions between the Church and state. Officials claim Bagrat, a leading critic of Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, recruited ex-soldiers, stockpile weapons, and planned coordinated unrest to seize power. Authorities say secret recordings back the allegations, and raids uncovered protest gear and smoke bombs. Bagrat, head of the “Tavush for the Homeland” movement, has led mass protests demanding Pashinyan’s resignation following Armenia’s territorial concessions to Azerbaijan. His lawyer calls the charges politically motivated, insisting no real weapons were found. The arrest…

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Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection has started disbursing funds under the Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty (LEAP) programme to vulnerable families across Ghana. This round of payments will reach over 340,000 households in all 16 regions. Each household will receive GH¢64 to GH¢106, depending on the number of eligible members. LEAP supports the elderly, persons with disabilities, and extremely poor families—especially those caring for orphans and vulnerable children. At a launch event in the Ashanti Region, Deputy Minister Francisca Oteng-Mensah said the program shows government’s commitment to protecting the most vulnerable. “This is an investment in dignity and national…

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Former CalBank CEO Frank Adu Jnr says he will never forgive former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and ex-President Nana Akufo-Addo for the personal financial losses he suffered during Ghana’s Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP). In a candid interview, Adu Jnr said the debt programme wiped out years of his savings and investments. “I have never been bitter, but I will never forgive them. They destroyed what I worked hard for,” he said. “And I’m not alone millions of Ghanaians were affected.” The DDEP, introduced in 2023, forced bondholders to accept lower returns and longer payment periods. While the government said…

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The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC) has announced that, effective today, it will no longer accept manual applications for program accreditation from any tertiary institution across the country. According to GTEC, all accreditation requests must now be submitted through its dedicated online accreditation platform, in a move aimed at promoting efficiency, transparency, and faster processing times. In a public statement, GTEC said the shift to digital applications is part of its broader reforms to modernize tertiary education governance. “This digital transition will eliminate delays, reduce paperwork, and improve monitoring of program quality,” the Commission noted. The online system will allow…

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Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have signed a major peace deal in Washington to end years of conflict and tension along their shared border. Backed by the United States, the agreement calls for joint border security, disarmament of rebel groups like the M23, and the reopening of trade and diplomatic ties. In return, the U.S. will gain access to key minerals such as cobalt and lithium—vital for electric vehicles and tech production. “This is a new beginning for the region,” said U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The deal follows decades of violence in eastern DRC, fueled…

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