The brave little baby, Leovani Vera, weighed just 14.5 ounces (410g) when he was born - the same as a can of Coke. He was so small when he was born, in fact, that his dad's wedding ring fit around his wrist like a bracelet. There were concerns for his health, as it was unusual for a baby to be so small this close to birth. Image: @growingleoathome / CATERS NEWS) @growingleoathome / CATERS NEWS) Image: @growingleoathome / CATERS NEWS) @growingleoathome / CATERS NEWS)For all the latest on news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror USShe gave birth to her son that day, with him weighing just 14.5 ounces - about the same as a can of coke. Image: @growingleoathome / CATERS NEWS) @growingleoathome / CATERS NEWS)‌"I begged and begged for the doctors to do what they could, when he was finally born, I went into survival mode.

The Ministry of ICT on Tuesday awarded an exclusive contract to Convergence Media, which publishes the Star Newspaper, to print and distribute the MyGov pullout. Nation, Standard and People Daily have the highest. In one week alone, we were losing a lot of money because all those media houses were giving their own rates." Kisiang'ani exposed malpractices he argued were carried out by the leading media houses including extrapolating circulation numbers. He further argued that all media houses underwent a rigorous interview process before the state settled on Convergence Media, which is part of Radio Africa.

Nigerian Student dies in UK a day after arriving for MSc programme at Teesside University Photo Credit: In Pictures Ltd./Corbis. Note: Photos used for illustration purpose onlySource: UGCWahab had travelled to the UK to commence his MSc programme when the unfortunate incident happened on Tuesday, January 16 in Teesside. A political analyst, Oluomo of Derby, disclosed this via his X page (formerly known as Twitter) @Oluomoofderby, on Wednesday, January 24. Oluomo noted that the Ilorin Emirate Development Forum UK, Nigerian Society and Teesside University are working closely with his wife and other family members. According to her, the young man died overnight after arriving in Ukraine to school.

Get all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterSomething went wrong, please try again later. Get all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterDemi Jones rose to fame on the first ever winter version of Love Island back in 2020. She said: "I remember when I came out of Love Island I got my phone back and obviously your phone just blows up, doesn't it? Diagnosis(Image: ITV)After her mum insisted that she get the mark checked out, Demi was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in May 2021. According to Cancer Research UK, around 3,900 people are diagnosed with thyroid cancer in the UK each year.

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Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Get the biggest stories and wackiest takes from the Daily Star, including our special WTF Wednesday emailSomething went wrong, please try again later. (Image: ECUADOR PRESIDENCY HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)At the start of this year hooded gunmen hijacked a live TV broadcast. (Image: ECUADOR PRESIDENCY HANDOUT/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)He said he has to hold back his tears as he watches his beloved country descend into deadly anarchy.

The fact is the vice is widespread across government complete with adequate collaborators in the private sector, at households and individual levels. Several surveys and opinion experts estimate that at least one third of government revenues is lost through corruption and waste. In actual numbers, this could be anything between Sh650 billion and Sh900 billion if not more, each year. The paper documents that an estimated US$6- 6.5 billion is lost to corruption annually. S. Iswaran, Singapore’s former Transport minister, resigned from the Cabinet, Parliament and from the People’s Action Party this past week.

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The execution began at 7:53 pm, and the nitrogen mask was kept on Smith for about five minutes after he flatlined. According to authorities, the method was picked because it has become difficult to find lethal injection drugs. Execution methods vary, but some states still allow execution by hanging, firing squad or the electric chair. In recent decades, most states have settled on lethal injection as the main execution method. Texas was the first state to execute a convicted criminal with lethal injection, in 1982.

In search of safety, Anjelo Odura Patrick's family moved to Kakuma Refugee Camp, Turkana West Sub County, Turkana County, Kenya in 2016. Anjelo, 16, says he studied in Kakuma Refugee Camp but registered for the 2023 KCPE at Kamusinga AC, which is in Bungoma County, about 500 kilometres from Turkana. He learnt of the good results from the same teacher who had helped him to leave the refugee camp. The teacher also helped him download the admission letter when he realised that Anjelo had secured a place at Kabianga Boys High School in Kericho. Anjelo was also accompanied by a Kakuma Refugee Camp movement pass, duly signed by Kakuma Camp Manager Edwin Chabari and his deputy Gideon Cise.

Police in Kisii have confirmed the death of two people - both women - in a tragic road accident on Friday evening. The accident occurred when a pickup rammed into the boda boda they were riding in the Daraja Moja area. The Toyota Hilux pickup was heading to downtown Kisii from the Jogoo area when its brakes failed.

Kigali - Rwanda President Paul Kagame has stated that his country’s transformation from a nation destroyed by genocide is proof that human beings can bounce back from the ashes. Rwanda President Paul Kagame at a past military function. Photo: Paul Kagame. Kagame said the world had witnessed his country rise from the genocide 30 years ago to the current prosperity under his leadership. "There’s tragedy, but there’s also a transformed country, a country that we deserve, that inspires despite that history that we remember.

One Of David Soul's Earliest Roles Was On Star Trek, Eight Years Before Starsky & HutchThe "Star Trek" episode "The Apple" (October 13, 1967) contained one of show creator Gene Roddenberry's favorite tropes: a remote, agrarian species living in harmony with nature, overseen by an ineffable technological marvel. They are immortal, but also have never had to work, nor are they allowed to "touch" (that is: have sex). The "Edenic planet of innocents" trope also cropped up in "The Paradise Syndrome" (October 4, 1968), the "Animated Series" episode "Bem" (September 14, 1974), and the "Star Trek: Voyager" episode "Natural Law" (May 2, 2001). The local aliens in "The Apple" are Coke-can-skinned hippie youths who wear their hair with flowers and who paint elaborate markings on their cheeks. The two peeping toms are played by actor Shari Mins and — although the makeup may make it difficult to recognize him — the late "Starsky & Hutch" star David Soul in only his third screen appearance.

The gap between healthcare access in rural and urban areas remains a significant concern. This lack of awareness creates barriers to healthcare services and contributes to unnecessary financial burdens. While celebrating milestones like the expansion of insurance coverage and the opening of Jan Aushadhi Kendras, we must remain vigilant and committed to addressing persistent challenges. By strengthening the healthcare system, enhancing affordability, promoting equitable access, and embracing sustainable solutions, India can move closer to a future where every citizen can access quality healthcare without financial hardship. Let us work together to build a healthier and more equitable India where healthcare is a right, not a privilege.