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A Zimbabwean woman who lived rent-free for 17 years has been evicted, with Herald.co.zw reporting her claim that she paid for the house by feeding dogs.
A 75-year-old woman's tip led officers to intercept a suspected gold thief in Linköping, as police warn that elder fraud attempts continue.
Spain's government reports 11,026 migrant returns from Ceuta to Morocco in two months, including 513 expulsions, according to RTVE.es.
The federal government says petrol sold at NNPC filling stations will carry a discount for the next 30 days, according to TheCable.
A Sony patent filing outlines game characters that adapt to a player's style using AI, according to reporting by Golem and other outlets.
The Exploration Company will test ONEIROS, a one-tonne lunar hopper demonstrator, in the UAE desert in 2027, European Spaceflight reports.
Gardaí have arrested a man in his 60s over a serious sexual assault on a young mother during an aggravated burglary in Kilmacud 23 years ago.
Equity Bank Uganda recognised 80 customers for loyalty, business growth and community impact at a Customer Service Week breakfast in Kampala.
Norwegian actress Pia Tjelta will appear in the second season of Sky's 'The Day of the Jackal' alongside Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne, VG reports.
Abba Yusuf reconciles Senator Barau Jibrin and Kano lawmaker Bichi, urging supporters to end insults ahead of 2027.
Canadian poet and classicist Anne Carson, 76, receives the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for a body of work spanning poetry, essay and translation.
Goal.com reports Saudi officials agreed a deal with Roberto Martinez before the Gulf Cup, leaving Georgios Donis's future uncertain despite winning the title.
NASA's Pioneer 12 ended 14 years of Venus observations on Oct. 8, 1992, when it ran out of fuel and fell into the planet's atmosphere.
Canadian poet and classicist Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, the Swedish Academy announced Thursday.
NBA.com reports Dan Titus has published his top 200 High Score fantasy basketball rankings ahead of the 2026-27 season.
French teenagers took to the streets over school conditions despite government promises to act, as student protests reportedly spread to other European countries.
Kithure Kindiki says previous crackdowns failed due to sabotage, and warns officials and politicians against interfering with the renewed operation.
Ukrainian authorities say a Russian attack hit buses in Kramatorsk, killing over 30 people, as Zelensky announces new talks with US negotiators.
The Masaka City representative is balancing her pageant role with ambitions in diplomacy, according to The Investigator News.
Golem reports Nvidia's new RTX Spark N1X chip raises fresh competitive pressure on Apple, signaling a shift in the high-performance computing race.
Several Bengali outlets report heavy showers and thunderstorms across West Bengal through Mahalaya, with conditions expected to ease before Durga Puja.
Britain says its East Jerusalem consulate will keep operating as the "British Mission in Jerusalem" after Israel ordered it shut.
The Swedish Academy awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature to Canadian poet Anne Carson, citing her genre-crossing body of work.
Patekar, known for intense performances across Hindi and Marathi cinema, died of a suspected cardiac arrest at his Goa home, according to reports.
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