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Reaching Tilicho Lake easier from Muktinath

By Hari Krishna Sharma, Muktinath, June 23: Ramji Prasad Subedi of Bhakimli, Ward No. 3 of Beni Municipality, Myagdi, re...

« Je désire devenir enseignant » : Tamba Noël Mara, premier au CEE à Télimélé

À l’issue de la proclamation des résultats du Certificat de fin d’études élémentaires (CEE), session 2026, Tamba Noël Mara s’est illustré en occupant la première place de la préfecture de Télimélé. Fruit d’un travail assidu, le jeune lauréat attribue cette performance à ses nombreuses révisions, au soutien de ses parents et à sa détermination. Rencontré [] The post « Je désire devenir enseignant » : Tamba Noël Mara, premier au CEE à Télimélé first appeared on Guineematin.com.

Jamaican pastor among 11 deported by US to Eswatini

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Observer has confirmed that a Jamaican, 64-year-old Pastor Junior Alves, was among 11 people deported to Eswatini by the United States (US) on Wednesday.He is the second Jamaican sent to Eswatini by the US in recent times under its third-country nationals agreement.Family members told Observer Online that Alves has no criminal conviction in the US but was allowed to live in that country, having been granted stay under the Convention Against Torture in 2016.Under that agreement, he was required to report to US immigration authorities annually.He was picked up at home by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on January 11 and remained in detention until Wednesday, when he was among 11 people deported to Eswatini.His deportation comes as the United States expands its use of third-country removals under the Trump administration. According to an AFP report, Eswatini has already received 19 deportees since July 2025. Two of them — a Jamaican and a Cambodian — have been repatriated, but 17 remain in a high-security prison, held without charge.Eswatini reportedly confirmed last year that it had received around US5.1 million from America to accept the deportees.Eswatini has reportedly agreed to take 160 deportees in exchange for funds to strengthen its border and migration management capacity.Jamaica has also signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the US that will provide for third-country nationals transferred from the US to transit through Jamaica to their final destination.

Scuba Diver Charged in Death of 23-Year-Old Student

sofidvs, InstagramDiving instructor Thiago Nahuel Pocovi, 26, has been charged in the manslaughter of her student, Sofia Devries, 23, who vanished during a scuba diving lesson off the coast of Argentina on Feb. 16. Two days after she disappeared, Devries was found dead. Argentine prosecutors found that Pocovi violated safety protocols and regulations governing professional diving instructors. The Public Prosecutor’s Office is still deciding whether the case will be brought to trial. The group of seven divers led by Pocovi was diving in the Golfo Nuevo in the province of Chubut when Devries went missing. The 23-year-old took the lesson with her boyfriend in the hopes of advancing her scuba certification, according to Argentinian station Radio Rafaela. Her body was found about 65 feet below the water’s surface two days later, and an autopsy revealed she died from drowning. After the incident, Devries’ boyfriend posted to Instagram in Spanish: “We had an underwater accident and we haven’t found her since yesterday. I want to find her!”Read it at PEOPLERead more at The Daily Beast.

Chilean court convicts three men in 1976 Washington DC car bomb attack

The three who were convicted were agents of Augusto Pinochet’s feared secret police which hunted down opponents at home and abroadFifty years after Gen Augusto Pinochet’s secret police detonated a car bomb in the heart of Washington DC, killing Orlando Letelier, a former Chilean minister and ambassador to the US, and his American colleague Ronni Karpen Moffitt, a Santiago court has convicted three former agents of Moffitt’s murder.Judge Paola Plaza, a special minister for human rights in Chile, sentenced Pedro Espinoza, José Zara, and Raúl Iturriaga to 15 years in prison for their roles in the killing of Moffitt, 25. Continue reading...