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Fire at Chilean Nursing Home Leaves 16 Residents Dead

President William Ruto announced that foreign nationals running small businesses have until 7 September to leave Kenya, turning a harbor of opportunity into a field of uncertainty.  Burundian tuk‑tuk driver Ndaikech Ali and others reported harassment, a sudden loss of income and the threat of being forced to abandon their families.  The move sparked a diplomatic row with Burundi and alarmed communities across the East African Community, as long‑standing informal commerce and migrant livelihoods crumbled overnight.

President William Ruto announced that foreign nationals running small businesses have until 7 September to leave Kenya, turning a harbor of opportunity into a field of uncertainty. Burundian tuk‑tuk driver Ndaikech Ali and others reported harassment, a sudden loss of income and the threat of being forced to abandon their families. The move sparked a diplomatic row with Burundi and alarmed communities across the East African Community, as long‑standing informal commerce and migrant livelihoods crumbled overnight.

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For two and a half decades the United States has celebrated the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks with solemn ceremonies across Washington, New York, Arlington and even overseas. President Donald Trump led a Pentagon ceremony alongside former presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Bill Clinton, while Vice‑President JD Vance attended the World Trade Center site. The national tribute lit two beams over Manhattan and the loud‑speakers rang a series of bells timed to the planes’ impact, followed by moments of silence. A key figure of the day was 9/11 widow Terry Strada, who raised questions of justice and Saudi involvement. Across the world, memorial gatherings ran from London’s Buckingham Palace to Gander, Newfoundland and Italy’s Galfa Tower stair‑climb, illustrating the global impact of that day.

For two and a half decades the United States has celebrated the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks with solemn ceremonies across Washington, New York, Arlington and even overseas. President Donald Trump led a Pentagon ceremony alongside former presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Bill Clinton, while Vice‑President JD Vance attended the World Trade Center site. The national tribute lit two beams over Manhattan and the loud‑speakers rang a series of bells timed to the planes’ impact, followed by moments of silence. A key figure of the day was 9/11 widow Terry Strada, who raised questions of justice and Saudi involvement. Across the world, memorial gatherings ran from London’s Buckingham Palace to Gander, Newfoundland and Italy’s Galfa Tower stair‑climb, illustrating the global impact of that day.

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The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) announced the destruction of a massive Hezbollah tunnel complex beneath the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon, employing over 1,000 tonnes of explosives. The blast triggered seismic activity comparable to a 4.1‑meter earthquake and obliterated a command centre housing rockets and other weaponry. The operation, part of Israel’s ongoing campaign to secure a “security zone” along the border, follows months of fighting and represents a significant blow to Hezbollah’s underground infrastructure.

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) announced the destruction of a massive Hezbollah tunnel complex beneath the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon, employing over 1,000 tonnes of explosives. The blast triggered seismic activity comparable to a 4.1‑meter earthquake and obliterated a command centre housing rockets and other weaponry. The operation, part of Israel’s ongoing campaign to secure a “security zone” along the border, follows months of fighting and represents a significant blow to Hezbollah’s underground infrastructure.

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