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WTO says chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala to seek 2nd term

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the first woman and first African to head the World Trade Organisation, will seek a second four-year term when her mandate expires next August, her spokesman said Monday...

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Jail break attempt leaves 129 dead in DRC

An attempted jail break at the Democratic Republic of Congo’s largest and chronically overcrowded prison this week has left at least 129 people dead, the interior minister...

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WTO DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala greets Yunus

The director general of World Trade Organisation, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, congratulated Nobel laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus on his assumption of office of the chief adviser to the interim government of Bangladesh and expressed her interest to work closely with him.

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Is there an Israel in endgame?

THE brutal realism of Tarantino’s Django Unchained may well cause the weak of stomach to throw up. A white plantation owner in America’s deep south, seated on a sofa in his living room, watches two burly slaves wrestle to the grim end or at least until one of them has gouged out the eyes of the other...

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Bongo releases ‘Kanta’

Riyad Mahmud’s directorial venture ‘Kanta’ explores the pervasive issue of corruption in different offices focusing on the story of a clerk who misuses his position for personal gain....

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Bongo BD to offer Farooki’s Ladies & Gentlemen

Renowned filmmaker Mostofa Sarwar Farooki’s first web series, ‘Ladies & Gentlemen’ will be released on July 11 on Bangladesh’s OTT platform, Bongo, according to a press release...

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Scientists warn of new 'most dangerous' mpox strain

A new deadlier strain of mpox that transmits more easily between people is killing children and causing miscarriages in the Democratic Republic of Congo and may have already spread to neighbouring countries, researchers have warned.

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UN mission closes major eastern office in DR Congo

The United Nations mission in DR Congo on Tuesday closed its main office in  conflict-riddled South Kivu province, according to an AFP journalist, as it continues to withdraw its troops from the east of the country.

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Farmers urged to grow export-quality mango

Agricultural experts and extension officials urged the farmers to produce export-quality mangoes in the region including its vast Barind tract to earn...

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76 million IDPs worldwide: NGO

Conflict in Sudan and Gaza pushed the number of internally displaced people worldwide to a record 75.9 million at the end of 2023, an NGO monitor said Tuesday...

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Fear of fruit failure grips mango growers as heatwave intensifies

Chapainawabganj, the country’s mango capital, is facing a potential fruit failure this year due to the relentless heatwave scorching the region. Mango cultivation, already hit by an off-year with lower yields, is now under further threat as the intense heat dries up and causes immature mangoes to fall from trees...

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