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23 killed as Fulani traders, vigilante group clash in Zamfara About 2o persons have been killed in a clash between Fulani traders and a vigilante group in Dansadau, Maru LGA of Zamfara state.Advertisement Witnesses said the killings were a reprisal.
#EndSARS: Coordinator tenders flash drives, bullet shells as evidence of Lekki tollgate shooting Serah Ibrahim, one of the coordinators of the #EndSARS protest, has tendered bullet shells and flash drives containing photos and videos as evidence of the shooting at the Lekki tollgate.Advertisement.
Newspaper Headlines: Crackdown on ‘terrorism financiers’, and inflation cripples investments Issues bordering on the nation’s troubled economy, especially on inflation, foreign exchange and the money-printing claim dominated the headlines. The tragic accidents that occurred in Ondo and Benue states wherein.
ATC to announce Nine Zero raid verdict on April 23
26 suspects have been indicted in 50 cases SAMAA | Irfan Ul Haque - Posted: Apr 6, 2021 | Last Updated: 8 hours ago SAMAA | Irfan Ul Haque Posted: Apr 6, 2021 | Last Updated: 8 hours ago
Pakistani paramilitary soldiers and police cordon off a street during a raid on the offices of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) political party in Karachi on March 11, 2015. Photo: AFP
A special bench of an anti-terrorism court in Karachi has reserved its verdict in the 26 cases filed after the 2015 raid at Muttahida Qaumi Movement headquarters.
The judgement will be announced on April 23.
Rangers arrested many suspected target killers and criminals– including Ubaid alias K2, Faisal alias Mota, Nadir Shah, Nauman, Farhan Shabbir, Amir alias Totla–during a raid at Nine Zero in Azizabad on March 11, 2015. A huge cache of arms and ammunition was recovered too.
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Throughout his career, British-Pakistani actor Riz Ahmed has used his platform for activism and advocacy, and pushed for better representation of Muslims in the media. So it’s only natural that he’d make history as the first Muslim to be nominated in the Best Actor in a Leading Role category at the Oscars, for his powerful performance in
Sound of Metal.
The
actor, 38, who plays a drummer who loses his hearing in the drama, has already won a number of awards and critical acclaim for the role. The Oscar nomination is one of six categories the film is up for, including a supporting role nomination for co-star Paul Raci.
The once mighty Fort now gives a desolate account of our neglect of precious heritage
Thanks to one of my PhD students doing research on Cholistan forts, we made several trips to the great desert and visited dozens of forts during the course of their research. On one such trip, we ended up visiting Rahim Yar Khan, and even though the Harrand fort was not a part of our study, we decided to visit it as well.
It was almost dark when we left Rahim Yar Khan for Rojhan. At nearly midnight, we crossed the River Indus by boat bridge. We were told when we started this journey that the passage to Rojhan and Rajanpur was not safe, particularly at night. We were thus provided armed guards who piloted us in their jeep. Around midnight we passed by the town of Rojhan and started our journey on the National Highway towards Rajanpur. A few kilometers before Rajanpur our guards said goodbye to us and about half an hour after midnight we were in Rajanpur. Historias maintain that the word ‘Rojhan�