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Worship Minister Prince Geoffrey Narrates Step-Dad Breaking His Spinal Cord: "Nimepitia Machungu Mingi" - Vimarsana News

Worship Minister Prince Geoffrey Narrates Step-Dad Breaking His Spinal Cord: "Nimepitia Machungu Mingi"

Throughout his life, Prince Geoffrey, a worship minister, experienced the absence of a parental figure, leaving him uncertain about the meaning of being loved.

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Form 2 girl killed, body covered in garbage after attending party - Vimarsana News

Form 2 girl killed, body covered in garbage after attending party

Initial investigations indicates that the minor died from strangulation

Girl stabs girl during fight at East school - Vimarsana News

Girl stabs girl during fight at East school

THE Ministry of Education is now probing a stabbing incident at the El Dorado West Secondary School.On Wednesday a fight involving several pupils broke out in one of the bathrooms,

Defilement, early pregnancy, HIV: The triple threat facing teenage girls - Vimarsana News

Defilement, early pregnancy, HIV: The triple threat facing teenage girls

Data from the Ministry of Health shows that HIV infections are also higher among children, with at least 99 new HIV infections being reported weekly.

Govt should suspend removal of liquid nicotine from Poisons Act, say experts - Vimarsana News

Govt should suspend removal of liquid nicotine from Poisons Act, say experts

KUALA LUMPUR: Fresh from their disappointment over the delay in the passing of the Control of Smoking Products for Public Health Bill 2023, aimed at, among others, controlling the sale and purchase of tobacco products and tobacco substitutes and smoking devices such as vape, health experts and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are urging the government to suspend the exemption of liquid nicotine from the list of controlled substances under the Poisons Act 1952.