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05/07/2025

🚨🚨BREAKING NEWS: We're Back Stronger and Better🙏🙏

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After a brief and unexpected setback, we’re excited to announce that our page is officially back online and fully active. Just a few days ago, after investing time in deep research and preparing several posts for you, I attempted to share them only to receive a shocking notification: our page had been suspended for allegedly vi0lating Facebook’s community standards.

I reviewed our content thoroughly and found nothing that breached the rules. I immediately filed a review request and was told to wait four days. However, before that window even passed, I was hit with a second notification our page had been unpublished and completely removed from Facebook.

Throughout this ordeal, I stayed committed to the core values of this page: authentic, insightful, and responsible reporting on African and global political affairs. I reached out, appealed, researched, and thankfullyvFacebook has restored the page. It seems it may have been a mistake on their end.

🚨🚨We are now back, the page is healthy, and our commitment to truth and daily updates remains stronger than ever.

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03/07/2025

BREAKING🚨🚨Indian Prime Minister Modi Honors Kwame Nkrumah During Historic Ghana Visit and also Addresses Ghana’s National Assembly

As part of his official trip to Ghana, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the memorial site of Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s founding father, where he paid his respects to the legendary Pan-Africanist leader.

“In Accra, paid homage to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. He was a visionary statesman whose thoughts and ideals guide several people. He devoted himself towards the well-being of people of Ghana,” Modi stated.

In addition to his visit to the memorial, the Indian Prime Minister was granted the rare opportunity to speak before Ghana’s National Assembly a moment he described as an honour.

“Today, I had the honour of addressing the Parliament of Ghana. I spoke of the deep ties between our nations and our shared values. India and Ghana stand united in our pursuit of progress and prosperity,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared on his verified page, which has over 50 million followers.

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03/07/2025

🚨🕊️ 💔BREAKING SAD NEWS: Portuguese 🇵🇹 and Liverpool ⚽ football star Diogo Jota tragically loses his life in a car crash 🚗💥 in Spain 🇪🇸.

The football world 🌍 is in deep mourning 😔 following the heartbreaking 💔 de@th of 28-year-old Diogo Jota, who passed away this Thursday 🕯️ after a fatal traffic accident in Spain. Jota, known for his sharp instincts ⚡, agility 🏃‍♂️, and passion ❤️ on the pitch, was a key figure for both Liverpool FC 🔴 and the Portuguese national team 🇵🇹.

Tributes 🙏 are pouring in from across the globe 🌐, as teammates 🤝, fans 👥, and clubs 🏟️ express their sorrow 😢 over the devastating loss of one of football’s brightest talents 🌟.

The beautiful game ⚽ has lost a legend far too soon 🕊️.
Rest well, Jota. You will forever be missed. 🕊️💔🖤

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03/07/2025

🚨🗞️🚨 BREAKING NEWS: China Unveils the Fastest Train on Earth.

China has just revealed a powerful new transport innovation that could change how we move forever, Their new maglev train prototype is built to reach an incredible speed of 620 mph (1,000 km/h), making it the fastest train the world has ever seen. This train doesn’t run on wheels instead, it floats using magnetic levitation and travels through a low-vacuum tunnel. This smart design removes almost all friction and air resistance, letting the train glide smoothly like an airplane on the ground. In early tests inside a 2-kilometer pipeline, the system performed amazingly well. Now, engineers are planning to connect cities with this technology offering travel that is faster than planes, but quieter, greener, and more energy-efficient. With this breakthrough, China is clearly stepping into the future of transportation.

🚨🤦But here’s a question: Which African country can dream, plan, and build something like this?

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03/07/2025

🚨🇲🇱 Breaking: Mali Reclaims Abandoned Gold Mines, Launches First State-Owned Refinery in West Africa

Mali has officially taken full control of gold mines previously deserted by foreign multinationals, marking a major shift in the country’s approach to its natural wealth.

The Yatela mine in the western Kayes region, left idle since 2016 by the Sadiola Exploration Company a partnership between South Africa’s AngloGold Ashanti and Canada’s IAMGOLD was abandoned despite containing untapped gold reserves. The companies cited low global prices and reduced profitability as reasons for pulling out.

Similarly, the Morila mine in the Sikasso region was relinquished in 2022 by the Australian firm Firefinch. The Malian government has since pointed to “significant environmental and financial damage” left behind by the companies.

To turn the tide, Mali has formed a new national body, the Society for Research and Exploitation of Mineral Resources of Mali (SEMOS), to spearhead the revival and responsible management of these mines. While details about funding and operational strategies remain undisclosed, the symbolic takeover reflects a broader move towards sovereignty over natural assets.

In a bold and historic development, Mali has also kicked off the construction of West Africa’s first state owned gold refinery, located in Senou, just 19 kilometers from Bamako. The project is in collaboration with Russian conglomerate Yadran, and aims to process up to 200 tons of gold annually.

President Assimi Goïta, who laid the foundation stone, described it as “a long-awaited dream of the Malian people,” adding that the refinery will allow Mali to benefit fully from its own resources without depending on foreign powers.

🚨🇲🇱 Is this the beginning of a new era for African mineral independence?
🚨🤔 Should more African nations take full control of their natural resources?
🚨💬 What’s your opinion on foreign companies abandoning mines after draining the wealth?

🚨🚨Let your voice be heard in the comments below 👇
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02/07/2025

🗞️🚨 Breaking News: Sierra Leone’s Daniella Garrick Crowned First-Ever Miss Albinism Africa 2025 🇸🇱👑

Daniella Boima Garrick has made history by becoming the first-ever Miss Albinism Africa at the inaugural Mr. and Miss Albinism Africa pageant, which took place in Harare, Zimbabwe.

The 21-year-old beauty queen and activist proudly represented Sierra Leone, shining brighter than contestants from across the continent to secure this remarkable continental crown.

Daniella currently serves as the National Youth Leader for the Sierra Leone Union on Disability Issues (SLUDI), and also holds the role of Ambassador and Gender Welfare Officer for the Sierra Leone Association of Persons With Albinism (SLAPWA).

In her heartfelt victory speech, she said:

“This crown is not just mine. It is for every child born with albinism who has been made to feel invisible. Today, we are seen, we are heard, and we are proud.”

Let’s flood the comment section with congratulations for this inspiring daughter of the soil🎉👏
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02/07/2025

🚨🗞️BREAKING NEWS: AU Helicopter Crashes in Mogadishu, Leaving Several Deád.

At least three people have lost their lives after a military helicopter linked to the African Union peacekeeping mission crashed on Wednesday at the Aden Abdulle International Airport in Mogadishu, Somalia.

According to Somali officials, the aircraft had been en route from Balli-doogle Airfield in the Lower Shabelle region and was carrying eight personnel at the time of the crash. Artan Mohamed, head of the airport’s immigration department, confirmed the fatalities and noted that the chopper originally belonged to the Ugandan Air Force but was being used under the AU peacekeeping mission.

Ahmed Moalim Hassan, Director-General of the Somalia Civil Aviation Authority, told state media that investigations are currently underway to assess the total casualties and the extent of the destruction. Firefighters were still battling flames and heavy smoke at the crash site during the report.

An aviation officer, Omar Farah, who was one of the first responders at the scene, recounted witnessing the helicopter spinning rapidly before it plunged to the grond.

Stay tuned and follow this page The Past and Present for updates as more details emerge.

02/07/2025

🇮🇳🇬🇭 Breaking News: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Touches Down in Accra, Ghana for Historic Visit.

In a significant diplomatic development, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Accra, Ghana, marking the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the West African nation in over 30 years.

PM Modi was warmly welcomed with a ceremonial reception at the Kotoka International Airport. In a remarkable show of respect and friendship, Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama personally received him upon arrival a gesture highlighting the strong and growing bond between India and Ghana.

The visit aims to deepen bilateral ties, enhance economic cooperation, and open new pathways for collaboration in technology, trade, agriculture, and cultural exchange. PM Modi expressed his gratitude and optimism, stating that both nations are eager to strengthen their time-tested relationship and explore new areas of partnership.

Stay with us as we bring you continuous updates and in-depth coverage of this historic visit and what it means for Indo-Ghanaian relations.
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02/07/2025

A strange story recently circulated online about a prank that turned into a tragic reality.

In Limbe, Cameroon, a young man visited his friend's carpentry workshop and saw a c0ffin there. As a joke, he got into the c0ffin and took pictures. Sádly, the very next day, while traveling, he was involved in a fatal accîdent and lost his life.

It might seem like just a coincidence, but it’s a reminder that some risks are simply not worth taking. Not everything should be joked about or taken lightly especially things that carry deep cultural or spiritu@l meaning.

🚨Could this have been avoided?
🚨Are we sometimes too careless with the things we laugh about? Be cautious.

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Source: 237palava

02/07/2025

🔴🚨BREAKING NEWS: A top hardline Iranian cleric with close ties to Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has openly called on Muslims around the world to k!ll U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. His call comes as a direct response to threats both leaders made in the past against Iran’s Supreme Leader and the Islamic Republic, particularly in relation to Iran’s nuclear program and military influence in the region.

The cleric’s call for vi0lence is rooted in long-standing tensi0ns especially following the U.S.-ordered ass@ssination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani in 2020 under Trump’s administration and Israel’s repeated military operations targeting Iranian interests in Iran and beyond. Both Trump and Netanyahu have publicly supported military and diplomatic strategies aimed at isolating Iran and preventing it from acquiring nuclear weapons, something Iran sees as an existential threat.

However, it's important to clearly state that the ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran is not a religious war. Too often, people choose sides emotionally, based solely on religious identity. This is a mistake. Just because you're a Muslim doesn't mean you must support Iran, and being Jewish doesn’t automatically mean you must support Israel. Conflicts of this nature demand reason, analysis, and logic not blind loyalty. Iran is not even an Arab state it is Persian. Meanwhile, several Arab nations such as Egypt, Jordan, and the UAE maintain diplomatic or military ties with Israel and have not supported Iran in this conflict.

Interestingly, not all Israelis support the actions of the Israeli government, especially in wars involving Gaza or Lebanon. Likewise, many Arab countries strongly oppose Iran’s quest for nuclear weapons. A few years ago, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman stated that if Iran acquires nuclear weapons, Saudi Arabia will obtain them too not out of solidarity, but to protect its own national interests. The reality is that most Arab countries are Sunni Muslim, while Iran is predominantly Shia, and the sectarian divide between Sunni and Shia Muslims has led to centuries of political and theological clashes, dating back to the death of the Prophet Muhammad.

So, in light of all this complexity, let us reflect critically.

🚨🚨If you are a Muslim and had a clear chance to k!ll Trump or Netanyahu would you do it, even if they had never personally harmed you?
🚨🚨Can we really justify such actions based on religious or political allegiances alone?
🚨🚨Share your thoughts in the comments. Do you think this is a war of faith, or a battle of power and politics disguised in religious rhetoric? Let's reason together.

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02/07/2025

As President Biya’s regime shows signs of internal coll@pse, Issa Tchiroma Bakary has once again underscored a paînful reality: Anglophones in Cameroon are often treated as mere instruments of political convenience. When Anglophones demand their rights, they are quickly branded as ‘terr0rists’, subjected to vi0lence, impris0nment, and even de@th. Yet, when Anglophones f!ght and make s@crifices whether for the creation of the GCE Board, the establishment of the University of Buea, or other national causes the entire nation reaps the benefits, only to abandon and margin@lize them once their purpose is served. This time, however, the response is different. The answer is a firm "no" particularly to those like Tchiroma who have long perpetuated this pattern of exploîtation and exclusion.

🚨🚨 What can you say about the recent developments in Cameroon political landscape?
🚨🚨 Do you think President Paul Biya will win this election again?
🚨🚨 Have you registered for the upcoming presidential election?

🚨🚨🚨 Give your opinion in the comments section and follow this page The Past and Present for more updates on Africa and world politics.

Credit: Oyoyo 1 of bonaberi

01/07/2025

Happy 63rd Regained Independence Day to the resilient and inspiring people of the Republic of Rwanda 🇷🇼

On July 1, 1962, Rwanda officially gained its independence from Belgian colonial rule, marking the beginning of a powerful journey toward self-determination, unity, and progress. Today, Rwanda stands tall as a shining example of transformation rising from the ashes of its painful past to become one of Africa’s cleanest, safest, and most visionary nations.

From its breathtaking hills to its trailblazing leadership in technology, gender equality, and sustainable development, Rwanda continues to show the world the strength of a united people with purpose.

On this special day, we send a heartfelt message of love, peace, and hope to every Rwandan at home and abroad. May your nation continue to thrive in unity and prosperity.

🎉 Happy Independence Day, Rwanda 🎉

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