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The company explained that the activities of excavators on this particular site have largely affected the integrity of Towers 15 and 16 at the Umelu community in Benin City.

TCN noted that such unscrupulous activities by sand excavators around its towers causes deep erosion which affects the foundation of

A young Cuban man will go to prison after he was convicted of "enemy propaganda and acts against national security" for graffiti disparaging the communist regime's sock puppet president. Jose Luis Boada Valdes received a 9-year sentece, 4 and half years in the gulag and another 4 and a half years on probation for expressing

"Does anyone know how many people in Cuba actually produce value, and how many idlers per capita there are to subsidize?"

Department of State Security (DSS), on Sunday, sealed off AL-Ihsan clinic in Unguwan Rogo Community in Jos North local government area of Plateau State. The secret police took the action due to allegation of quackery and reported death of a patient who received treatment at the clinic. After a surgery…

Germany is facing “almost daily” spying plots sparked by the far-Right AfD party’s ties with authoritarian regimes, the head of the Bundestag’s intelligence committee has warned.

On Friday, dissident punk rocker and artist Gorki Aguila was supposed to board a flight to Mexico, but State Security agents arrested him when he arrived at the airport and his whereabouts are currently unknown. According to reports, Aguila was accosted by agents and told he could not leave the island because he was "regulated,"

 

The law saw its biggest tweaks in more than a decade, and only its second revision since its introduction in 1988.

Cuban independent journalist Jose Luis Tan was riding on a bus when State Security agents arrested him. He was taken to the infamous Villa Marista, where he was threatened, interrogated, and tortured for five days. Via ADN Cuba (my translation): Jose Luis Tan denounces the regime's threats: 'You're going to rot in here, worm' Jose