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Flood: Remain vigilant, take precautionary measures, Soludo’s wife urges Anambra residents • 'This is a retrogression’ – Martin Kpebu condemns EOCO's attempted arrest of MP • We'll take action against two individuals who helped Manhyia South MP escape arrest – EOCO • 'Baffuor Awuah ignored two invitations since February' – EOCO explains attempted arrest • EOCO must follow lawful procedure in dealing with Baffour Awuah – Dafeamekpor • 8% transport fare hike is not justified – Kwame Owusu Danso • Lissu ahoji wanahabari waliohudhuria mkutano wake kutoshtakiwa • Mwanri aonya makundi K’njaro, asema muda wa hatua umefika • Kano Busts Major Drug Cartel, Arrests 380 Suspects, Recovers Weapons • Ondo Community Connect Interventions To Cover 203 State Electoral Wards • 2027: Adequate Funding Critical to Election Security, Success, Says Amupitan • تحذير أممي من تفاقم انعدام الغذاء في السودان • Police arrest six over drugs, murder in Bauchi • KRA seizes 53,000 under-declared smartphones at Eldoret Airport • Browns QB Watson 'ready for support' in first home game since boos • Steichen defends Colts' handling of Pierce's injury as WR head to IR • Indiana linemen Daley, Wyatt can play again after judge grants injunction • Delta health workers suspend strike over uniform allowance • Witchcraft allegation: Police arrest four over Bauchi man’s murder • Public Office Isn’t An Avenue To Become Wealthy Overnight, Nwifuru Tells LG Chairmen • Flood: Remain vigilant, take precautionary measures, Soludo’s wife urges Anambra residents • 'This is a retrogression’ – Martin Kpebu condemns EOCO's attempted arrest of MP • We'll take action against two individuals who helped Manhyia South MP escape arrest – EOCO • 'Baffuor Awuah ignored two invitations since February' – EOCO explains attempted arrest • EOCO must follow lawful procedure in dealing with Baffour Awuah – Dafeamekpor • 8% transport fare hike is not justified – Kwame Owusu Danso • Lissu ahoji wanahabari waliohudhuria mkutano wake kutoshtakiwa • Mwanri aonya makundi K’njaro, asema muda wa hatua umefika • Kano Busts Major Drug Cartel, Arrests 380 Suspects, Recovers Weapons • Ondo Community Connect Interventions To Cover 203 State Electoral Wards • 2027: Adequate Funding Critical to Election Security, Success, Says Amupitan • تحذير أممي من تفاقم انعدام الغذاء في السودان • Police arrest six over drugs, murder in Bauchi • KRA seizes 53,000 under-declared smartphones at Eldoret Airport • Browns QB Watson 'ready for support' in first home game since boos • Steichen defends Colts' handling of Pierce's injury as WR head to IR • Indiana linemen Daley, Wyatt can play again after judge grants injunction • Delta health workers suspend strike over uniform allowance • Witchcraft allegation: Police arrest four over Bauchi man’s murder • Public Office Isn’t An Avenue To Become Wealthy Overnight, Nwifuru Tells LG Chairmen

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U.S. Condemns Drone Strike On Catholic Relief Convoy in Tigray, Urges Investigation, Dialogue

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[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- The United States has condemned a reported drone strike on a humanitarian convoy carrying lifesaving assistance to internally displaced people (IDPs) in Ethiopia's Tigray Region, urging authorities to investigate the incident and calling on all parties to resolve political differences through dialogue.

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