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Kerkula Blama also known as Aketella is a Liberian blogger and the CEO of Geez Liberia. He is also a vlogger, On-Air Personality, curator, PR, A&R and Influencer.
One of Afghanistan\’s first female mayors has said that she is waiting for the Taliban to come and kill her as the Islamic militants took over the government. Zarifa Ghafari, the mayor of Maidan Shar, told British newspaper inews: \”I\’m sitting here waiting for them to come. There is no one to help me or my family. I\’m just sitting with them and my husband. And they will come for people like me and kill me. I can\’t leave my family. And anyway, where would I go?\” Ghafari, 27, is Afghanistan\’s youngest mayor and the first woman to hold the…
A Las Vegas flight attendant has died following a month-long battle with COVID-19 despite being fully vaccinated. Maurice Reginald “Reggie” Shepperson, 36, a Southwest Airlines flight attendant died last week after having tested positive for the virus in early July, KDFW reported. “It shows how quick life can change,” Dawn Shepperson-Bernard, Reggie Shepperson’s mother, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “How you can build a life for yourself, and how quickly your life can just be taken away. Everything that you worked for, so hard, it can just basically be left in ruins, your family left in ruins.” Shepperson-Bernard confirmed to…
A photo which shows inside a US military aircraft evacuating Afghans from Kabul to Qatar has viral online. Since Afghanistan collapsed to the Taliban, Kabul residents have been desperately looking for a way out of the capital either by road or by air.
A CNN reporter, Clarissa Ward, was forced to wear hijab while reporting for the news channel on Monday August 16, after the fall of Afghanistan\’s capital, Kabul, to the Taliban. Photos of Clarissa before and after the capture of the city have gone viral as online users are shocked by the quick turn of events. See more photos of Clarissa below…
US President, Joe Biden, has said he does not regret his decision to withdraw American forces from Afghanistan. He acknowledged that Afghanistan\’s collapse to the Taliban came much sooner than U.S. officials had anticipated but he blamed Afghanistan\’s elected leaders and military for not putting up more of a fight against the Taliban. Biden said on Monday, August 16, from the White House: \”I stand squarely behind my decision. The truth is this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated.\” Biden blamed his predecessor, former President Donald Trump, arguing that his administration\’s hands were tied by the plan Trump set…
A photo from the city of Kabul, Afghanistan, shows images of women at a Kabul beauty salon being painted over as the Taliban took over the city. The photo was shared on Twitter by Lotfullah Najafizada, the head of the Afghan news outlet ToloNews TV. There was no official confirmation as to why the images of the women were covered up, but it is likely that it was done so to appease the Taliban. The Taliban stormed Kabul on Sunday, August 15, taking over most of the country, and seized control of the presidential palace. This put the terrorist group…
The British Embassy in Kabul has blocked the visas of 35 Afghan students who were offered scholarships to study in the UK as the Taliban sweeps across their nation. The Afghans had been selected among thousands of applicants for the prestigious Chevening scholarship, a UK grant which offers students from across the world the chance to study at UK universitie. But, after a year-long application process, the students were told that the UK Foreign Office had decided with \’deep regret\’ to pause this year\’s Chevening scholarship in Afghanistan. The embassy letter, which was shared by former UK politician Rory Stewart…
A number of stowaways appear to have fallen to a horrific death from an aircraft leaving Kabul. Footage showed countless people jumping aboard the outside of a US Air Force plane seemingly trying to take off from a runway in the Afghan capital. In one footage, as an Apache helicopter attempts to clear the runway, it was flooded with locals desperately trying to escape the carnage. Another footage seemed to suggest that at least two people have fallen from the sky. It has not been confirmed whether the two incidents are linked or if the US Air Force craft was in…
PSG are reportedly willing to offer Paul Pogba a mammoth £510,000-a-week salary if he joins them on a free next summer. The Frenchman is in the final year of his Manchester United deal and was linked with a move to the Parc des Princes this summer. But Lionel Messi\’s shock switch to PSG reportedly made move for Pogba from happening. While a move this summer is now off the cards, PSG are still interested in Pogba and will offer him a huge salary if he joins them when his United contract expires at the end of the season, according to…
South Africa\’s jailed ex-president Jacob Zuma, who was recently moved from prison to a health facility, has undergone surgery and will stay in hospital for further procedures, the government said Sunday. \”Mr. Zuma underwent a surgical procedure on Saturday, 14 August 2021, with other procedures scheduled for the coming days,\” the correctional services department announced in a statement, saying it could not predict a discharge date yet. The 79-year-old was admitted to the hospital for observation on August 6 for an undisclosed condition, and he has remained there. His long-running corruption trial over an arms deal dating back more than…

