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- Thomas Markle placed under home detention following child abuse material charges
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Thomas Markle, 82, has been charged with possession of child sexual abuse images following his arrest in Florida, after evidence was found in the Philippines and Los Angeles.
Paul Mackenzie, leader of a Kenyan cult, receives a 200-year sentence for orchestrating the starvation deaths of over 400 followers, including 190 children.
Smallholder farmers in Tanzania face significant challenges in utilising digital agriculture services such as M-Kilimo and e-Kilimo, primarily due to inadequate training and slow response times. Despite millions of registered users, many farmers remain unaware of the platforms’ potential benefits, relying instead on traditional market methods for information.
A high-speed train crash has left at least five dead and 25 seriously injured, underscoring urgent safety concerns in rail transportation worldwide.
Debris has been discovered in the Indonesian mountains, raising hopes of locating the plane that vanished with 11 people aboard.
North Korean soldier blown up by landmine in Ukraine on sled: An unexpected tragedy unfolds as a defector faces peril on the battlefield.
A tragic fire in a Karachi shopping center claimed at least six lives and injured 20, highlighting urgent safety concerns in crowded public spaces.
Danish MP delivers a stunning critique of a top Trump advisor on US news, highlighting the dangers of misinformation in global politics.
Vladimir Putin’s war-thirsty nuns are infiltrating European churches, using religious influence to spread propaganda and bolster support for his regime.
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