Egypt has declared that it will not permit Ethiopia to construct additional dams along the Blue Nile, according to Water Resources Minister Hani Sewilam.
Cairo opposes any independent initiatives and seeks a formal, enforceable accord governing the operation of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam together with the exchange of relevant data.
Addis Ababa maintains that no such arrangement is necessary, asserting that the existing dam will neither diminish water volumes nor adversely affect Egypt or Sudan.
According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, twenty-five individuals from Ghana who entered the country on temporary visitor permits for the 2026 FIFA World Cup have submitted requests for asylum.
These requests form part of a total of 175 asylum applications lodged by holders of World Cup visitor visas.
Ghana and China posted the largest figures, each accounting for 25 claims.
Canada granted in excess of 26,000 such visitor visas for the tournament. Authorities noted that every application is examined on its own merits, and the overall number stays modest relative to the volume of visas granted.
An African man was seated next to a racist Chinese passenger on a train in China. The Chinese man immediately covered his nose, openly implying that the African smelled bad.
The African man responded by doing exactly the same thing. Even after the Chinese man stopped, the African refused to let peace reign and kept mirroring the offensive gesture.