A baby arrived just days before the big game, bringing quiet joy to one player on Nigeria’s squad as they gear up for the Unity Cup finale. support@paulkizitoblog.com

Hungary’s Péter Magyar demanded access to frozen EU funds while meeting in Brussels. Not because he support@paulkizitoblog.com

Word from diplomats and nearby regions says Washington and Tehran might pause again – this time sixty days longer – on their current truce, yet neither side has formally announced such a deal. support@paulkizitoblog.com

A fire swept through a school dormitory in Kenya, killing at least 16 girls and leaving more than 70 others injured, according to local authorities and emergency officials. The blaze reportedly broke out overnight while students were asleep, causing panic as many tried to escape the burning building. Rescue teams and firefighters responded to the scene, while injured students were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. Officials said several of the injured suffered serious burns and smoke inhalation. Investigators have launched an inquiry to determine the cause of the fire, with early attention focusing on dormitory safety conditions and emergency response preparedness. The tragedy has renewed concerns over fire safety standards in boarding schools across Kenya, where overcrowding and limited emergency infrastructure have previously been highlighted as major risks. support@paulkizitoblog.com