Nepal’s Catastrophic Flash Floods Kill Nearly 400 as a Bursting Lake Threatens to Unleash Fresh Disaster

The death toll from Nepal’s devastating flash floods is approaching 400, with close to 1,400 people unaccounted for, many of them tourists caught off guard by the Himalayan deluge. Authorities are now watching a lake at the heart of the disaster zone with growing alarm, warning it could burst at any moment. The crisis is far from over.

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100 Tech Giants Sound the Alarm: AI Is About to Outpace Our Ability to Stop It

A coalition of 100 of the world’s most powerful technology companies has issued a stark warning: the window to secure global digital infrastructure is closing fast. With AI-driven cyberattacks growing sharper by the month, firms from Google to Visa are calling on governments to act now, or risk a crisis no firewall can contain.

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Durham Back Brydon Carse Despite Arrest and England Axe: ‘We Get Our Arms Around Him’

Brydon Carse had one of those weekends that follows you around. A brief arrest outside a bar, handcuff photos splashed across social media, and a swift exit from England’s squad. But Durham aren’t cutting him loose just yet.

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August 27, 2026
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NUP Backs Olara Otunnu for UN Secretary-General Role, Calls Out Uganda’s Human Rights Record

Uganda’s National Unity Platform has thrown its weight behind Olara Otunnu’s bid for the top job at the United Nations, arguing his decades of advocacy for human dignity make him the right man for the moment. But the endorsement comes wrapped in a sharp rebuke of conditions inside Uganda itself. It is a move that is equal parts tribute and political provocation.

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August 27, 2026
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World

Tooro Kingdom Confirms King Oyo Is Alive But in Critical Condition, Urges Public Calm

An official statement from the Tooro Kingdom has confirmed that Omukama Oyo Nyimba Rukidi IV remains alive but is fighting a critical health battle. The Prime Minister’s Office moved swiftly to quash death rumours circulating online, calling on both the people of Tooro and the wider public to hold steady in prayer during what the Kingdom describes as a deeply difficult moment.

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August 27, 2026
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Gone in Four Minutes: How Thieves Pulled Off One of Europe’s Most Audacious Museum Heists

Sixty-six bronze age gold artefacts, thousands of years old and valued at over €1.7 million, were gone before most people had finished their morning coffee. The Treasure of Villena is missing, and Spain is reeling from one of the most precisely executed museum thefts in recent European history.

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August 27, 2026
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$18 Billion and a Wake-Up Call: How Meta’s US Settlement Is About to Reshape Children’s Safety Online Everywhere

Meta just cut an $18 billion deal with nearly every US state, and the ripple effects are already crossing the Atlantic. From screen time limits to full social media bans, the rules governing how children experience the internet are shifting fast. Here’s the full picture.

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August 27, 2026
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Sports

Rainbow Jersey Dreams: Britain’s Cycling Trio Take on the World at Val di Sole

A gold medallist, a rising champion fresh off a European double, and a former under-23 title holder walk into the Italian Alps. The 2026 Mountain Bike World Championships in Val di Sole is not a joke, it’s a serious reckoning with gravity, mud, and national pride. Britain is ready.

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August 27, 2026
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Health

Uganda’s Dental Crisis: A 304 Billion Shilling Problem That Most People Can’t Even See a Dentist About

Over a third of Ugandans live with untreated oral health conditions, yet access to a dentist remains a luxury for fewer than four in every hundred people. The numbers are staggering, the workforce is thin, and the economic bleeding is very real.

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August 27, 2026
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Entertainment

Dokta Brain Says Every Song He Writes Is a Hit, And He Can Prove It

Confidence is one thing. Backing it up with a body of work is another. Ugandan songwriter and artist Dokta Brain is walking into 2026 with a bold declaration: every song he has ever written is a good one. No exceptions, no asterisks.

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