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24/11/2024

Teacher recruitment -2024 will not be advertised rather only the list of successful candidates will be published for it will be based on the previous applicants whose names are in the databases of District Education Board Offices across the nation.

20/08/2024

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ANGRY HUSBAND THROWS WIFE'S CAR INTO COMMUNITY WELL - NGABWE

A man from Ngabwe District has thrown the car he bought for his wife into the Community Well after finding her in the arms of another man.

According to information available, the man in question yesterday found his wife and boyfriend utilizing one seat in the car he bought with his own money.

When he confronted them, the woman defended her boyfriend saying he was helping me to fix my car leaving the husband wondering if she has another car on her body.

The husband did not say a word, he only asked them to step out of the car then he drove away. After driving for 10 minutes, he got off the car and pushed it into the community well.

Meanwhile, the woman has been chased and will probably never go back to her matrimonial home.

Why are divorce cases rampart nowadays?

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24/07/2024

The wicked world we are living in
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05/07/2024

GOING BACK TO YOUR EX DOES NOT MAKE YOU WEAK OR DESPERATE. IT MEANS GOING AFTER WHAT YOU LOVE AND WANT

30/05/2024

This is the robe and axe that belonged to Giovanni Bugatti, who served as the official ex*****oner for the Pope from 1796 to 1864. Over the course of his career, he carried out 514 ex*****ons.

Giovanni Battista Bugatti, born on March 6, 1779, in Senigallia, Marche, Papal States, served as the official ex*****oner for the Papal States from 1796 to 1864.

Known as Mastro Titta, a Roman nickname derived from 'maestro di giustizia' (master of justice), he began his career in ex*****ons at the age of 17 and continued for 68 years until his retirement. Over his career, Bugatti carried out a total of 514 ex*****ons, averaging about 7 per year. His methods included beheading by axe, hanging, mallet, and later, the guillotine, introduced by the French and first used in the Papal States in 1816.

Bugatti was a short, portly man, always well-dressed, and known for his regular attendance at the church Santa Maria in Traspontina. He was married but had no children. Outside his official duties, he and his wife sold painted umbrellas and souvenirs to tourists. Bugatti was restricted to the Trastevere neighborhood unless on official business, partly for his protection against revenge from the relatives of those he executed and partly due to superstition about his job. His crossing the bridge to Rome signaled an impending ex*****on, drawing crowds.

One of his notable ex*****ons was described by Charles Dickens in "Pictures from Italy" (1846). Bugatti's blood-stained clothes, axes, and guillotines, including a peculiarly built guillotine with a straight blade and V-shaped neckpiece, are displayed at the Museum of Criminology in Rome.

He died on June 18, 1869, in Rome, Lazio, Papal States.

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