Petar Sohfif
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🚨 Marcus Rashford is reportedly open to returning to Man United. The club won't discuss the issue publicly as they currently focus on guaranteeing a return to Champions League football first. [@sistoney67]

JUST IN: Chariot Resources Limited, an Australian firm, has announced the acquisition of six lithium mining licences, marking its entry into Nigeria’s 🇳🇬 lithium sector.

🚨: Mia Heller, high school student, 18, invents water filter that eliminates 95.5% of microplastics.


Mystery surrounds death of NINTH scientist tied to US secrets as disturbing pattern grows trib.al/OHlXD5s

IRAN DECLARES VICTORY — Supreme National Security Council US ‘FORCED’ to accept TEHRAN’S 10-POINT PLAN KEY POINTS: — US agrees to IRANIAN CONTROL IN HORMUZ — accepts ENRICHMENT — lifts SANCTIONS — Pays COMPENSATION — US forces WITHDRAW


Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu was executed by hanging on this day in 1979 at the age of 22.



“We must choose between champagne for a few or drinking water for all.” — Thomas Sankara

Cameroon's🇨🇲 Parliament has begun reviewing a constitutional amendment bill that would reintroduce the post of vice president, who could complete the term of the 93-year-old President Paul Biya in case of death or incapacity. President Biya has ruled Cameroon since 1982 and is the world’s oldest serving ruler. Public discussion of his health is banned. The vice presidency was abolished in 1972. Biya's government says the vice president role is intended to ensure continuity of the state in the event of a presidential vacancy. The draft bill states that the vice president would be appointed and dismissed by the president, and he would serve for a duration that may not exceed the president’s seven-year mandate. It also says the interim president would not be able to trigger a constitutional revision or run for office. The ruling Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement holds an overwhelming majority in both houses of parliament, making adoption of the bill in its current form highly likely. Source: @Reuters. 📽️: File footage.




Ibrahim Traore continues to deceive the public with the narrative that he remains in power to protect Burkina Faso from Western influence. However, since he seized power in 2022, nearly every major initiative has been financed by the very institutions he vilifies in his speeches. The financial record is clear, in 2023, he secured $302 million from the IMF, followed by another $124.3 million in February 2026. His reliance on the World Bank is equally stark, having received $167 million and $100.4 million in 2025, and an additional $216.9 million in 2026. He delivers angry speeches to the masses while accepting budgets from the West, the very entity he claims to be blocking is literally keeping Burkina Faso's economy afloat. Traore is contractually obligated to follow IMF Governance Diagnostics regarding mining and state spending. While he preaches freedom, he is managing a $942.8 million tab with Western banks, a debt that future generations must repay. Despite his anti-Western rhetoric, Traore has voluntarily placed Burkina Faso's economic steering wheel in the hands of Washington based technocrats. The tragedy is that many fail to look past his hollow words to see the reality beneath. Ibrahim Traore is not a liberator, he is a fraud already clinging to power.



Cooking gas price rises to N1,500 per kg

After being followed for two days by an armed man in civilian clothes, Jacques Bertrand Mang was arrested in Douala, in the Shell Newbell neighborhood, by police officers, amid total indifference from the population. Known for his daily denunciations of poor governance and urban sanitation issues in Cameroon, Jacques Bertrand Mang had succeeded in pushing municipal councils to take stronger action, with noticeable improvements in garbage collection in several cities. He was taken to an unknown destination. #MMINews









