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Senate Kills Motion Seeking Probe Into Controversial N1.3Billion PFIPC 2026 Budget

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Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer Davido has revealed that he spends as much as N400 million every month on his personal expenses while in Nigeria, excluding costs related to his wife, household, luxury cars and jewelery.

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BREAKING: Anti-illegal immigration activist and podcaster Ngizwe Mchunu has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to take decisive action against Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba over her reported stance on the March and March movement.

Mchunu criticised Ramathuba after she allegedly rejected the movement’s planned protests against illegal immigration in Limpopo. He argued that it is wrong to suggest the group should stay out of the province’s immigration challenges.

According to Mchunu, illegal immigration is a national concern that affects every part of South Africa and should not be viewed as a problem unique to Limpopo. He insists that citizens have the right to raise the issue across the country rather than limiting the debate to one province.

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Spain, one of the few Western nations that has openly voiced support for Palestine, has reached the FIFA World Cup final.

Success belongs to Allah alone. May Allah grant victory to those who stand for justice, bring relief to our brothers and sisters in Palestine, and keep our hearts steadfast upon the truth. Ameen.

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Spain, one of the few Western nations that has openly voiced support for Palestine, has reached the FIFA World Cup final.

Success belongs to Allah alone. May Allah grant victory to those who stand for justice, bring relief to our brothers and sisters in Palestine, and keep our hearts steadfast upon the truth. Ameen.

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The March and March movement has vowed to step up its nationwide Thursday demonstrations following the fatal shooting of its Gauteng leader, Andile Mvuyelwa Somgxada.

According to the movement, Somgxada was attacked outside his home in Greenfields, Ekurhuleni. He was rushed to hospital but later died from his injuries after efforts to save his life.

The group says it will not be intimidated by what it describes as growing threats against its leadership and has pledged to continue expanding its protests across the country.

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🇳🇬Nigeria has done great things!
Ordinary Spain that we've been thrashing since years back!!!
This World Cup really missed Nigeria!😄😄😄

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The Kenyan government has published the names of the African countries whose citizens can enter its territory without a visa in 2026.
The full list is in the comments.

Kenya allows citizens from all African nations to enter its territory without a visa, with the only exceptions being Libya and Somalia. Nationals of all other African countries can travel to Kenya simply by presenting their passport upon arrival and are permitted to stay for up to 60 days without filling out prior Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) forms or paying visa fees.

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South African anti-immigration activist Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma sparked widespread outrage across the continent after boldly telling the United Nations and neighboring countries to focus on US President Donald Trump's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) before policing South Africa's domestic migration affairs.

The leader of the "March and March" movement delivered the sharp response during a viral interview with a Zimbabwean journalist, solidifying her stance amidst intensifying pressure over ongoing anti-migrant demonstrations.

Jacinta rejected criticisms from human rights groups and the United Nations, arguing that global bodies display selective outrage by ignoring strict enforcement policies like Trump's ICE while scrutinizing South Africa.

Instead of African governments cautioning their citizens against potential violence in South Africa, Jacinta stated they must "come and fetch their citizens," declaring that South Africa has its own problems to deal with.

The remarks surfaced just after an informal June 30 deadline set by her group for undocumented migrants to leave the country.

The activist has vowed weekly Thursday demonstrations and warned of a nationwide shutdown if their demands are ignored.

According to reports tracked on several platforms, the statements have triggered severe backlash from foreign nationals and humanitarian organizations, who warn that such rhetoric incites xenophobia and intimidates vulnerable communities. Anti-migrant groups continue to leverage high local unemployment rates and crime anxieties to fuel their campaigns.

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South African music executive and podcaster Nota Baloyi has sparked debate after making controversial remarks about Nigeria during a recent podcast, with clips of the interview circulating on X.

During the discussion, Baloyi claimed that South Africa’s infrastructure surpasses that of Nigeria and many other African countries. He also argued that South Africa has made long-term investments that continue to benefit the rest of the continent.

Using DStv as an example, he said Nigerians rely on the South African television platform to watch events like the FIFA World Cup, adding that many households power their TVs with generators. He further claimed that Nigeria had not invested enough in developing its own people.

The remarks have since generated mixed reactions online

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