Students who ousted Hasina lead Dhaka traffic control
Within days of Hasina’s resignation, student leaders now head Dhaka traffic amid a police strike. They enforce licenses, flag seatbelt use, and inspect trunks for smuggled riches while steering a nation toward an interim government and promised elections. They vow a neutral, reform-minded path, despite questions about mandates and governance experience.
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Ministry of Information and Technology
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Central Bank
Mahfuz Anam
Daily Star
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BNP
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Mpox declared global emergency over Africa outbreaks
WHO declares mpox outbreaks in Congo and Africa a global emergency amid 14,000 plus cases and 524 deaths. Africa CDC warns potential spread widening, with vaccine shortages and calls for international aid. Experts cite child impact, refugee camps, and need for surveillance and vaccines.
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Marks
Kacita Osaka
Dimie Ogomna
Ogoma
Boghuma Titanji
Emory University
Mpox
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