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In yet another horrifying episode of violence in Nigeria’s northwestern region, bandits operating in Zamfara State have reportedly killed 33 hostages despite receiving a ransom payment of over $33,000, according to survivors and local officials. The victims were among 51 residents abducted in February from Banga village in Kaura Namoda district during a brazen raid that left two people dead. Families, desperate to save their loved ones, raised the ransom in two instalments over several months only to be betrayed. Last Friday, only 18 of the captives were released. Survivors revealed a grim tale: their fellow hostages were executed by…

In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, scientists believe they have uncovered one of the oldest human burial sites in the world within a limestone cave in central Israel potentially reshaping our understanding of early human spirituality and funerary customs. The site, known as Tinshemet Cave, has yielded the remains of at least five early humans dating back between 100,000 and 110,000 years, meticulously arranged in fetal positions inside shallow pits. The discovery, first detailed in the academic journal Nature Human Behavior earlier this year, places Israel once again at the center of prehistoric exploration into humanity’s origins. “This is one of…

The U.S.-Mexico border has taken on a new face not just of wire and steel, but of combat gear, drones, and soldiers now acting as frontline deterrents in a sweeping militarization effort under the Trump administration. Inside armored vehicles in Arizona’s border hills, U.S. Army scouts like Sgt. Ana Harker-Molina monitor human movement through long-range scopes. On Tuesday, a man attempting to scale the wall into U.S. territory fled back to Mexico after a Border Patrol SUV raced toward the scene. No arrests were made but that, military officials argue, is the point. “Deterrence is actually boring,” said Harker-Molina, 24,…

Landlords in the Finnish capital region say falling rent prices are no longer the central challenge in securing tenants instead, they blame a growing shortage of “reliable” applicants amid an oversaturated housing market. Juha Parviainen, a seasoned property investor with over 20 years in the field, shared his frustration after one of his apartments in East Helsinki remained vacant for months despite a significant rent reduction. “I’ve already lowered the rent by 10 percent, but it’s still hard to find a suitable tenant,” Parviainen told Amnewsworld. “It’s not the price anymore.” He said that scheduled apartment viewings frequently result in…

A disturbing trend of xenophobic harassment against Israeli tourists has been unfolding across Greece over the past week, raising serious concerns about the safety of visitors amid intensifying pro-Palestinian activism. On July 22, an Israeli-owned cruise ship carrying approximately 1,600 passengers was barred from docking at the Greek island of Syros after being confronted by around 200 pro-Palestinian demonstrators. The protest, described by eyewitnesses as “coordinated and hostile,” forced the ship to change course and head to Cyprus instead. The same night, a violent episode unfolded on the island of Rhodes, where a group of Israeli teenagers were reportedly pursued…

Deepening unrest is surfacing from Syria’s coastal regions, where members of the Alawite minority community have issued alarming accusations against the very institutions tasked with protecting them. According to residents, what began as governmental neglect has morphed into systemic ethnic cleansing, arbitrary detentions, and widespread terror allegedly carried out by the Ministry of Defense and state-backed militias. In firsthand accounts reaching Amnewsworld, Alawites on the coast describe a reality in which they can no longer leave their homes due to rampant kidnappings that, they say, are perpetrated not by foreign actors but by the Syrian Ministry of Defense itself. “Here…

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the U.S. cannabis industry, federal agents staged a dramatic raid on Glass House Farms California’s largest legal marijuana grower arresting over 360 individuals and igniting fierce debate over political motives, immigration enforcement, and the future of legal cannabis in America. The coordinated operation, executed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol agents on July 10, targeted two massive farm sites operated by Glass House in Carpinteria and Camarillo, northwest of Los Angeles. The federal government has yet to clarify the raid’s precise objective, and the company itself has not…

There’s an Akan proverb that says, “Sɛ ɛfie porɔ a, saa na ɔman no nso yɛ,” meaning: if the home is rotten, so will be the nation. Ghana, once the hope of a continent and the beacon of black sovereignty, is fast becoming a shell of its former self  stripped of vision, looted of dignity, and betrayed by those sworn to protect its soul. “When you cut out the brain, strength is useless.” That is Ghana today, a nation with boundless potential, abundant natural wealth, and a youthful population, yet crippled by a failure to think, plan, and preserve. What…

In a dramatic upset that sent shockwaves through African rugby, Zimbabwe secured qualification for the 2027 Rugby World Cup after narrowly defeating Namibia 30-28 in the Africa Cup final on Saturday. The victory marks Zimbabwe’s first return to the global rugby stage since 1991 and positions them as Africa’s second representative at the 2027 tournament in Australia, alongside reigning world champions South Africa. Known as the Sables, Zimbabwe now becomes only the third African nation to qualify for the Rugby World Cup in the professional era. Their win came despite Namibia’s long-standing dominance in regional rugby a team that has…

Eastern Libyan authorities have deported over 700 Sudanese nationals back to their conflict-ravaged homeland as part of a sweeping crackdown on irregular migration, officials confirmed on Saturday. The Directorate for Combating Illegal Migration in eastern Libya announced that the Sudanese deportees had been detained in recent operations across central and southeastern parts of the country. On Friday, they were escorted across the Libyan-Sudanese border by land. Authorities said that among those expelled, several were diagnosed with infectious diseases such as hepatitis and AIDS, while others had previous criminal convictions or were removed for unspecified “security reasons.” The deportation effort is…