In biblical times, Naaman was a Syrian commander. He was so good that the Syrian king revered him. Buy Naaman was a leper. The Syrian king heard that there was a powerful prophet in Israel. The king then sent Naaman with a letter to the king of ̈Israel. The recipient didn’t know what to do…
Photo credit: Facebook The authorities in Portugal will expand the capacity of existing immigrant detention centres to 300 places by the summer – adding “temporary modular constructions” to current spaces, the assistant Secretary of State to the Presidency and for Immigration said Sunday. The Resident reports that the Secretary of State to the Presidency and for Immigration Armindo Freitas told the…
Photo credit; the today show With a renewed focus on protein in our culture, meat is taking up more and more of our plates. But some meats are better for you than others, dieticians say. TODAY reports that while meat is a great protein source, it’s far from the only place to get this important,…
Photo credit: Centcom US military forces starting Monday will guide commercial shipping from “neutral and innocent” countries through the Strait of Hormuz, according to Central Command and a social media post by President Donald Trump. Stars and Stripes reports that on Monday President Trump wrote on social media, “For the good of Iran, the Middle East, and the…
Photo credit: The Canadian Press Canada’s initial position supporting Washington’s war on Iran shifted over the subsequent days aqs US President Donald Trump’s objectives became clearer, Prime Minister Mark Carney has said. The Canadian Press reports that Carney said in a Friday interview that: “The scale of what the objectives were, or the clarity about…
Photo credit: MSF The number of Nigerian refugees who voluntarily returned home under a tripartite repatriation agreement more than doubled in the first quarter of 2025. The Punch reports that it has risen by 1,805 persons from 1,705 in February to 3,510 by April. However, the number of Internally Displaced Persons has surged by 166,795 in the same period. The data is…
Photo credit: DW Ghana rejected a proposed health deal with the United States over concerns about data privacy and is now seeking a new agreement, an official said Friday. The Associated Press reports that the country would be the latest African country to reject the deal over a similar concern. The deal included provisions that would have…
