
Zambians head to polls as Hichilema seeks another term
Zambia holds general election as President Hichilema runs for re-election on Thursday.
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Zambia holds general election as President Hichilema runs for re-election on Thursday.

JLKM's Devendra Mahto asks civil surgeon for permission to rejoin protest site in Jharkhand.

Félix Mory leads the event in Denmark while Lucas Bjerregaard entertains local supporters, per Golf Digest Middle East.

Former TMC MLA Nirmal Ghosh arrested in RG Kar case, being brought from Odisha; family alleges conspiracy.

A father and son are using AI to make Sibiloi National Park more accessible to new audiences, Citizen Digital reports.

Ukraine has reportedly offered Russia a truce in the Black Sea over civilian shipping, per Reuters.

Spartak Nalchik trailed 0-3 in the 87th minute but won the Russian Cup match against Alania.

Director Wen Muye discusses his film "Welcome to Long Restaurant" and its focus on the everyday act of eating together.

UNICEF says cholera is crossing borders in West and Central Africa, putting millions of children at risk.

Asia Research News highlights black hole blasts, crab studies, and silk cycling wear in its latest update.

Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain have agreed a deal for Ferran Torres, with the transfer fee reported at €50 million.

The Tabung Haji RCI report will be referred to police, MACC, Bank Negara, and IRB for further investigation.

CBC suggests Bourdain-inspired seafood dishes following the release of the Tony biopic.

Unemployment exceeds employment in two South African provinces, with national rate at 33.6%, per reports.

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte faces questions over confidential fund transfers, with officials demanding transparency.

Sweden will allow 14-year-olds to be jailed under new laws, with restrictions on migrants, Gazeta reports.

New Attorney General Todd Blanche praised career DOJ employees and pledged respect for judicial independence in his first address.

Legal team for Adu-Boahene and wife absent in court, Graphic Online says, as judge warns on cross-examination.

Farmers in Ireland are requesting government support as high temperatures cut into daily earnings and threaten future harvests.

Audrey Werro reinstated for Euro 800m final after fall; Keely Hodgkinson advances to Birmingham showdown.

TechCabal shares how to watch Google’s 2026 hardware event live on August 12.

The Age reports mental health funding is not meeting royal commission intentions, leaving a promised windfall unfulfilled.

Europeans gathered to view a partial solar eclipse on Aug. 12, with photos capturing crowds in several countries.

The Economist reports Mogadishu's deadly reputation is outdated, citing security gains despite ongoing threats.
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