Health

Ex-President Joe Biden's cancer has spread, is very painful, son says

Straits Times

Ex-President Joe Biden's cancer has spread, is very painful, son says

Aug 8 - Former U.S. President Joe Biden's prostate cancer has spread beyond his bones and is very painful, his son, Hunter Biden, said in an interview with the BBC.

Straits Times

‘Debilitating’: Hunter Biden speaks out about father Joe Biden’s cancer

‘Debilitating’: Hunter Biden speaks out about father Joe Biden’s cancer

The younger Biden son has addressed his father's debate performance and the pardon he received after felony convictions.

Muslim World League To Commission Cardiac Centre In Kaduna

Daily Trust

Muslim World League To Commission Cardiac Centre In Kaduna

Governor Uba Sani’s efforts to enhance heathcare delivery system has received a boost, as the Muslim World League commissions a state-of-the-art Cardiac Centre at Tudun Wada, a community in Kaduna South local government on Tuesday . In a…

Daily Trust

Initial findings of second post-mortem show multiple injuries on Mir Raza Ali, police surgeon says

Initial findings of second post-mortem show multiple injuries on Mir Raza Ali, police surgeon says

The initial findings of the second post-mortem examination of 25-year-old businessman Mir Raza Ali revealed multiple injuries and a congealed black substance in his mouth and throat, Police Surgeon Dr Summaiya Syed said on Saturday. Raza…

The Punch

Army hospital urges barracks community to boost hygiene, prevent diseases

The Nigerian Army hospital in Kaduna urges barracks communities to boost personal and environmental hygiene to prevent diseases like cholera and tuberculos Read More…

The Punch

Gaza health chief urges action to ‘save’ Dr Abu Safia before it’s too late

Fears increase for life of Hussam Abu Safia detained by Israel amid reports of torture and lack of medical care.

Business Bhutan

Govt Clarifies That Third Child Plus Programme Extends to Bhutanese Families Living Abroad

Bhutanese families living overseas will also be eligible for benefits under the Government’s Third Child Plus Programme (TCPP), extending the initiative’s support to eligible citizens raising children outside the country. This was…

Business Bhutan

Mir Raza Ali case: Family, lawyer allege 25-year-old was murdered after torture

Mir Raza Ali case: Family, lawyer allege 25-year-old was murdered after torture

Advocate Jibran Nasir, representing the family of slain businessman Mir Raza Ali, alleged on Saturday evening that Raza had been tortured and murdered, and demanded that the entire investigation team be replaced. Raza, owner of eatery…

Hamas says still ready to go ahead with Gaza plan

Hamas says still ready to go ahead with Gaza plan

Hamas said on Saturday it remained ready to proceed with a US-backed Gaza peace plan and urged pressure on Israel, which insists it did not agree to the latest part of the deal. Hamas informed US President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace…

Bihar should withdraw alcohol ban as it failed to curb crimes against women: Report

Bihar should withdraw alcohol ban as it failed to curb crimes against women: Report

A research paper suggests Bihar should withdraw its alcohol prohibition policy. The ban has not reduced crimes against women, and illicit liquor trade has increased. Restoring liquor excise duty could boost state revenues by fifteen…

Philippine Daily Inquirer

Zamora strengthens inter-LGU ties in Western Visayas

Philippine Daily Inquirer

Zamora strengthens inter-LGU ties in Western Visayas

SAN JUAN CITY, Philippines — Mayor Francis Zamora continued San Juan City’s efforts to strengthen partnerships with local government units across the country through a Sisterhood Agreement with the City of Roxas and his participation in…

‘Organs unable to cope’: Jharkhand student leader’s health worsens after 15-day fast

Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto is facing a critical decline in health as he continues his hunger strike to advocate for essential reforms in Jharkhand's recruitment examination system. In response to the protests, the government has…