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The Gambia must die A case for union • Irregular migration: over 80 Senegalese nationals intercepted in The Gambia • Remembering Senghor: 120 years since his birth, 25 years since his death • Barrow, Darboe and Bensouda: the paths to victory in The Gambia’s 2026 presidential election • Youssou Ndour: The dramatic resignation that would change his career • Diphtheria outbreak in Kaolack • NNPC petrol discount is not fuel subsidy — Finance minister • إصابة ستة مدنيين وتضرر منازل وممتلكات في هجوم بطائرات مسيرة على الأبيض • We need stronger action on youth mental health– Eze Anaba • Maresca says Manchester City achievements ‘absolutely not’ tainted after guilty verdict – live • Nasarawa: Outrage as principal allegedly beats student, father reportedly arrested • Gambia’s most serious challenges • Promised Messiah’s (as) Exemplary Trust in Allah • GAMBIA CLIMBS 7 PLACES IN LATEST FIFA RANKING • Echoes of Fuladu 3: The leaving • From the desert to the sea: lessons from the camel • Cut the hollow quibbling over the generator and hail the dawn of improved power supply • Criticism of Tinubu’s petrol relief disappointing — Lagos APC • Mother, daughter die in Anambra three-storey building collapse • Dick amrithi Dk Tulia Urais IPU, aahidi kuimarisha demokrasia na amani • The Gambia must die A case for union • Irregular migration: over 80 Senegalese nationals intercepted in The Gambia • Remembering Senghor: 120 years since his birth, 25 years since his death • Barrow, Darboe and Bensouda: the paths to victory in The Gambia’s 2026 presidential election • Youssou Ndour: The dramatic resignation that would change his career • Diphtheria outbreak in Kaolack • NNPC petrol discount is not fuel subsidy — Finance minister • إصابة ستة مدنيين وتضرر منازل وممتلكات في هجوم بطائرات مسيرة على الأبيض • We need stronger action on youth mental health– Eze Anaba • Maresca says Manchester City achievements ‘absolutely not’ tainted after guilty verdict – live • Nasarawa: Outrage as principal allegedly beats student, father reportedly arrested • Gambia’s most serious challenges • Promised Messiah’s (as) Exemplary Trust in Allah • GAMBIA CLIMBS 7 PLACES IN LATEST FIFA RANKING • Echoes of Fuladu 3: The leaving • From the desert to the sea: lessons from the camel • Cut the hollow quibbling over the generator and hail the dawn of improved power supply • Criticism of Tinubu’s petrol relief disappointing — Lagos APC • Mother, daughter die in Anambra three-storey building collapse • Dick amrithi Dk Tulia Urais IPU, aahidi kuimarisha demokrasia na amani

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South African judge Navi Pillay wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

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South African jurist Navi Pillay has won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts to promote international law and prosecute war crimes and genocide. Read More: https://punchng.com/south-african-judge-navi-pillay-wins-2026-nobel-peace-prize/

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