- 15 May, 2025
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Rebels Capture DRC Mining Town
A rebel coalition, including the M23 armed group, has seized another mining town in eastern DRC, just days after taking control of Goma. The conflict, which has left over 3,000 dead in less than two weeks, is fueled by the region’s vast mineral wealth. Allegations of Rwandan involvement in the illicit trade of coltan and other valuable resources continue to surface, further complicating efforts for peace.
Diddy Sues NBC for $100M
Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs has filed a $100 million lawsuit against NBC, Peacock, and production company Ample, alleging that their documentary *Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy* contains false and defamatory claims. The lawsuit argues that the film portrays him as a “monster” and falsely accuses him of crimes including murder and sex trafficking. Diddy, who is currently facing multiple allegations of sexual assault, has denied all accusations and is seeking damages for reputational and economic harm. NBC and Ample have yet to respond to the lawsuit.
Hannah Benta Defends Dating Married Men
TikToker Hannah Benta has sparked debate after revealing that she has always dated married men and wouldn’t mind becoming a second wife. Speaking in an interview with Morin, Benta shared that her first love, which lasted three years, was with a married man and described it as the best relationship she has ever had. However, she emphasized that she walks away if a man disrespects his wife, as she believes he would eventually treat her the same way. Her statements have drawn mixed reactions online, with many criticizing her stance on relationships and marriage.
The History of Clerical Garments
Clerical garments have a rich history, evolving from everyday Roman attire into the distinctive vestments recognized in various Christian denominations today. From the cassock and surplice to the alb and clerical collar, each piece carries historical and symbolic significance. Initially influenced by secular fashion, these garments became formalized through Church councils, shaping the attire of clergy across centuries.
2Face Idibia’s Shocking Proposal
Veteran Nigerian singer 2Face Idibia has sparked widespread discussion after revealing his intentions to marry Edo State lawmaker Natasha Osawaru, following his high-profile split from Annie Macaulay. Addressing public scrutiny, he defended Natasha, insisting she played no role in his divorce. In a heartfelt video, the singer expressed his admiration for her, urging fans to respect his decision. Despite ongoing backlash, 2Face reassured the public that he and Annie remain on good terms as they finalize their separation.
French Aperitif Inspired by a Forbidden Spirit
After absinthe was banned in 1915 due to claims it caused insanity, France sought a new anise-flavored aperitif. This led to the rise of pastis, a refreshing spirit that became a national staple. With the marketing genius of Paul Ricard, pastis grew beyond its southern roots to dominate aperitif culture across France. Today, it remains a symbol of relaxation, sunshine, and tradition, enjoyed simply with water and ice.
Warning Against Ill-Fitting Menstrual Cups
Doctors caution that improper positioning and incorrect sizing of menstrual cups can lead to negative effects on the upper urinary tract. While menstrual cups are a reusable and eco-friendly alternative to pads and tampons, users should be aware of proper insertion, fit, and removal techniques to prevent complications. Experts emphasize the importance of clear guidance, as these products can be purchased without professional medical advice.
Judge Warns Sperm Donor Who Fathered 180
A man claiming to have fathered over 180 children through unregulated sperm donation has been used as an example in a legal ruling warning against the dangers of private sperm donation. Robert Charles Albon, known as “Joe Donor,” took a same-sex couple to court seeking parental rights over their child, despite initially agreeing to have no involvement. The judge ruled against him, highlighting the risks of unregulated donation, lack of legal protections, and the potential for emotional and legal distress for families. The case underscores the importance of using licensed clinics for sperm donation.
Kabi & Milly Welcome Baby Luxe
Kabi and Milly WaJesus have welcomed their third child, Luxe WaJesus, sharing their emotional and unfiltered birth journey with their fans. The couple documented Milly’s labor and delivery, describing it as a “Hebrew birth”—a fast, unmedicated delivery that sparked curiosity online. Initially planning for an epidural, Milly found herself delivering naturally when the medication didn’t work as expected.
The couple released a full birth video on February 7, showcasing the highs and lows of the experience, expressing gratitude for the support they received. The footage has sparked mixed reactions, with many celebrating their journey while others questioned the term “Hebrew birth.” Milly later clarified that the phrase refers to a quick, intense labor inspired by biblical accounts.
The birth video has continued to generate discussions online, with fans congratulating the couple and reflecting on the beauty of childbirth.
Leonard Mambo Mbotela Dies
Veteran media personality Leonard Mambo Mbotela, renowned for his iconic show *Je Huu Ni Ungwana,* has passed away at the age of 83. The celebrated host, who leaves behind his widow Alice Mwikali and three children, touched countless lives through his work spanning over five decades. His death was confirmed by his daughter-in-law, Anne Mbotela. Tributes have poured in from fans, colleagues, and admirers, remembering Mbotela as a trailblazer in Kenya’s media industry and a voice of reason and compassion.
