Diaspora watch newspaper-vol.20

Singapore’s Longevity Secrets: How Policies and Lifestyle Boost Lifespan

Singapore has become one of the world’s “Blue Zones,” a region where people enjoy longer, healthier lives, with life expectancy now reaching 86 years. This success comes from a combination of government policies and community lifestyle choices. The city-state has strict public smoking bans, heavy taxes on cigarettes and alcohol, and encourages healthier diets. Universal…

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Air Peace CEO Allen Onyema Indicted for Obstruction of Justice

Allen Onyema, CEO of Air Peace, faces fresh charges in the U.S. for obstruction of justice in connection with a long-standing case involving bank fraud and money laundering. Onyema and his associate, Ejiroghene Eghagha, allegedly falsified documents to hinder the investigation into the transfer of $44.9 million. Air Peace has described the charges as recycled…

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Diaspora Watch Newspaper-Vol.20

South African Policewoman Charged With Six Murders for Insurance Payouts

Rachel Kutumela, a 43-year-old South African police sergeant, faces charges for the brutal murder of six people to collect insurance payouts amounting to over 10 million rand ($570,000). The victims, mostly vulnerable individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds, were targeted between 2019 and 2023. Kutumela allegedly took out life and funeral insurance policies in their names. This…

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Diaspora Watch Newspaper-Vol.20

Botswana’s First University: A Community Triumph for Education

In the 1970s, Botswana’s citizens united to build their first university, donating cows to fund the effort under President Sir Ketumile Masire. This powerful demonstration of community spirit and the government’s dedication to education transformed Botswana into a leader in African education. The University of Botswana stands as a symbol of collective effort and national…

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Diaspora Watch 19th Edition (October 7-13, 2024): Your Trusted Source for Global News and Insights

Get ready to dive into the latest edition of Diaspora Watch, your trusted source for news, trends, and analysis from across the globe. Our 19th edition is packed with captivating stories, in-depth analysis, and breaking news that shape the world we live in. From the electrifying energy of Elon Musk’s appearance at Trump’s Pennsylvania rally,…

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Sisters' Fellowship International Hosts 'Praise Night to Benefit the Less Privileged' in US

Sisters’ Fellowship International Hosts ‘Praise Night to Benefit the Less Privileged’ in US

Sisters’ Fellowship International Hosts ‘Praise Night to Benefit the Less Privileged’ in US By Boniface Ihiasota, USA Sisters’ Fellowship International (SFI) has held a spirited event titled ‘Praise Night to Benefit the Less Privileged’ at Trinity Assembly of God in United States, making charitable causes under the theme “Save a Thousand Dreams with a Single…

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90-year-old Joyce DeFauw who graduated from US Varsity

History Made as 90-Year-Old Joyce DeFauw Graduates from US Varsity

History Made as 90-Year-Old Joyce DeFauw Graduates from US Varsity By Boniface Ihiasota, USA History was made Sunday as Joyce DeFauw, a 90-year-old great-grandmother, graduated from Northern Illinois University in the United States. DeFauw, Excel Magazine International learnt obtained her Bachelor of General Studies Degree after 71 years of enrolling into the College. “DeFauw had…

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8 Nigerian-Americans Win in US Midterm Elections

8 Nigerian-Americans Win in US Midterm Elections By Boniface Ihiasota, USA Eight Nigerian-Americans in Georgia State in the United States (US) have won seats in the country’s midterm elections. The winners, who gained their legislative seats as state representatives in their districts, are Segun Adeyina, Gabe Okoye, Solomon Adesanya, Tish Naghise, and Phil Olaleye. Esther…

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