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SHA Begins Paying Out Old NHIF Claims Worth Ksh10 Million and Below
The Social Health Authority (SHA) has issued an update regarding the disbursement of verified pending claims worth Ksh10 million and below inherited from the defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF). In a statement released on Wednesday, August 12, the health agency confirmed that it is processing the payouts following a joint claims verification and sign-off
The Countdown Begins: Get Ready for a New World of Blockchain
The future is approaching faster than ever, and a new chapter in blockchain innovation is about to begin. Alberta, Canada, Jun 24, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Today, we are excited to announce that the countdown has officially started for the launch of CORAL COIN (CORL...
Lego Group begins construction of 116MW solar park in Denmark
The Lego Group has started construction of a 116MW solar park in Billund, which is expected to become its “largest solar project to date.”...
M-PESA’s next act begins where banks still fall short: lending
This article is based on a conversation from Voices & Visions, a podcast produced through a partnership between Tutto Passa Agency and TechCabal , which explores the people and ideas shaping Africa’s innovation economy. The first problem M-PESA, the mobile money service owned by telco giant Safaricom, solved was moving money. The company now believes
Construction begins on AU$72 million solar-powered green hydrogen hub in New South Wales, Australia
The AU$71.6 million (US$50 million) facility will be powered by an expanded solar installation at the Wathagar Cotton Gin site, approximately 33km southwest of Moree. The project combines an existing 8.65MW solar PV plant with a new 27MW solar array and a 30MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) to ensure a consistent power supply for
Ontario Begins Enforcement of Its Hardline Ticket-Scalping Ban, the Most Aggressive Ticket Resale Law In North America
Ontario Legislative Building at Queen’s Park (Photo: DXR, CC BY-SA 4.0) Ontario’s ban on resale-for-profit is now the most aggressive ticket resale law in North America, overtaking Maine’s 10% resale price cap that passed in June 2025. The Canadian province now joins Ireland, Denmark, Italy, and France in banning ticket resale-for-profit, while the UK and
India begins count of its 1.4 billion people
India is about to conduct the world’s largest census of its predicted 1.4 billion population after a five year COVID-initiated delay, budgeted for almost two billion Australian dollars.More than 3 million paid surveyors, including school teachers and government officials, will head out and knock on each door in India’s hundreds of thousands villages and cities
Chelle begins Super Eagles rebuild: The 4 defenders fighting to be Bassey’s new partner
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The defensive era that defined Nigeria’s Super Eagles for almost a decade is finally coming to an end, Soccernet.ng reports.The Super Eagles depended...
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SunRisers into Hundred women’s final with tense win over Brave
SunRisers Leeds booked a meeting with Trent Rockets in The Hundred women's final after a tense five-wicket win over Southern Brave in the eliminator at The Kia Oval. Set a modest 115 to win, SunRisers had looked in trouble at 54-3 after 47 balls - their dynamic Australian duo of Phoebe Litchfield (4) and Annabel
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Luigi Mangione admits killing Brian Thompson: Says ‘severe’ back pain drove him to pose as investor with $58 billion before shooting CEO dead, as...
Luigi Mangione confessed to shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a New York City hotel as he pleaded guilty to federal stalking charges. The 28-year-old admitted to gunning down Thompson, 50, in Midtown Manhattan as he walked to a conference on December 4, 2024. 'I shot Mr Thompson and he died,' Mangione told Judge Margaret Garnett
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Bomb threats and cyberstalking: Wife and children of healthcare CEO killed by Luigi Mangione threatened and forced to keep a low profile after shooting
The widow of UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson made a rare public appearance Friday to watch Luigi Mangione tell a courtroom that he'd shot her husband. Paulette Thompson was photographed walking into Manhattan Federal Court in a navy dress and sunglasses, after she and her two sons suffered horrific stalking and abuse in the wake of
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Warning XL Bully cats riddled with health issues are booming in popularity
Animal shelters say they are taking growing numbers of struggling XL Bully cats after a 'boom' in popularity left owners unable to keep up with expensive vet bills...
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BREAKING: Luigi Mangione Admits Killing UnitedHealthcare CEO, Pleads Guilty
NEW YORK, United States — Luigi Mangione has pleaded guilty to two federal stalking charges in the killing of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson. He also admitted publicly for the first time that he shot Thompson. “I shot Mr Thompson in Manhattan and he died,” Mangione told a federal court on Friday, August 14, 2026.

