Category: News & Current Affairs
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Indian Navy Appoints First-Ever Female Commanding Officer of Attack Ship
The Indian Navy has chosen the first female commanding officer of a naval ship, Navy Chief Admiral R Hari Kumar stated on Friday.
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Axel Springer Awards Anonymous Heroine for Underground Girls’ Schools in Afghanistan
The Axel Springer Freedom Foundation’s Award for Courage winner this year, unnamed due to security reasons has fought to ensure that Afghan girls and women have access to quality education since the Taliban took power.
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Russian Court Declares “LGBT Movement” Extremist, Illegal
The Russian Supreme Court declared on Thursday that LGBT activists should be labeled as extremists, a development that the transgender community and their advocates are concerned would result in criminal charges and arrests.
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Pregnant Palestinian Woman Brutally Stabbed in Israel, Pronounced Dead
On Thursday morning, a pregnant woman was brutally murdered in Lod; the incident also claimed the life of her unborn child.
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Health Worker Rhoda Jatau Languishes in Prison for Speaking Out Against Religious Fanaticism
Rhoda Jatau, health worker in Bauchi, remains jailed after protesting the murder of Deborah Samuel. Her no-case plea was rejected, sparking concerns about fair legal proceedings and religious persecution in northern Nigeria.
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Asisat Oshoala, Chiamaka Nnadozie Shortlisted to CAF Award Finalist List
Among the final ten nominees for the CAF women’s Player of the Year award are Super Falcons stars Asisat Oshoala and Chiamaka Nnadozie.
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Asisat Oshoala, Chiamaka Nnadozie Shortlisted to CAF Award Finalist List
Among the final ten nominees for the CAF women’s Player of the Year award are Super Falcons stars Asisat Oshoala and Chiamaka Nnadozie.
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Tariye Gbadegesin Named CEO of Climate Investment Funds, Becomes First Appointed African
Climate Investment Funds (CIF) has named Tariye Gbadegesin, a Nigerian-US citizen, as its chief executive officer (CEO), making her the first African to hold this position.
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Australia’s Pay Gap Narrows Despite Promotions of Women to Senior Corporate Positions
Despite Australia’s gender pay gap shrinking to its lowest point in over a decade, progress in promoting women to senior corporate positions has slowed.
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Teenagers Arrested Over Misogynistic Chants At Referee Rebecca Welch
Two 17-year-olds arrested for misogynistic chants at referee Rebecca Welch during a football match between Sheffield Wednesday and Birmingham City. Club warns of possible five-year suspension for hate speech.