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VERTIÈRES: THE ERASED BATTLE WHERE THE HAITIAN ARMY DEALT NAPOLEON HIS FIRST MAJOR DEFEAT

Did you know? In 1803, the Haitian army handed Napoleon Bonaparte his first major military defeat at Vertières. Erased from history books, this monumental victory deserves to be remembered. Discover how former slaves defeated one of the most feared empires of Europe.

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CONGO AND RWANDA’S “CEASEFIRE” IN QATAR: A REAL PEACE DEAL OR JUST A TACTICAL PAUSE?

In a high-stakes meeting in Qatar, Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame pledged an “immediate and unconditional ceasefire.” But with no concrete enforcement plan, is this promise just another empty diplomatic gesture? With Rwanda-backed M23 rebels still holding strategic cities in eastern Congo and over 7 million displaced, the question remains: Is this peace, or just a temporary maneuver in a much bigger game?

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CRISIS OR COUP? NIGERIA’S PRESIDENT SUSPENDS OIL-RICH RIVERS STATE’S GOVERNOR IN UNPRECEDENTED POWER GRAB

n a shocking move, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu declared a state of emergency in Rivers State, suspending Governor Siminalayi Fubara and lawmakers over a political feud and oil pipeline vandalism. But critics argue this isn’t about security it’s a dangerous precedent that threatens democracy in Africa’s largest economy. Is Tinubu using the crisis as an excuse for a political takeover? And why is the military now controlling Nigeria’s oil-richest state?

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KENYA’S ROYAL WELCOME OR PR DISASTER? DUTCH VISIT SPARKS OUTRAGE AMID RISING HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES

As Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima step onto Kenyan soil, many Kenyans question whether this visit is a celebration of diplomacy or a tacit endorsement of repression. With mass arrests of protesters, enforced disappearances, and crackdowns on free speech, human rights organizations are demanding accountability. Over 20,000 Kenyans petitioned to cancel the visit, but the royals arrived anyway, raising uncomfortable questions: Is the Netherlands turning a blind eye, and is Kenya using the visit to whitewash its tarnished image?

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THE UN’S DARK SECRET: OVER 100 ALLEGATIONS OF SEXUAL MISCONDUCT IN 2024 – WHO IS REALLY HELD ACCOUNTABLE?

Despite the UN’s “zero-tolerance” policy, over 100 sexual misconduct cases surfaced in 2024, with victims still seeking justice while perpetrators go unpunished. With 500+ unresolved paternity claims and growing distrust in UN leadership, is the organization truly committed to change or just covering up its failures?

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