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Diana Skyz, a prominent Ugandan TikTok creator and model, has been found dead at her apartment in Kyanja, a residential suburb of Kampala, in an incident that has sent shockwaves through the city’s entertainment and online creator communities. The discovery was made on Wednesday morning at the rented residence, according to friends and neighbours, triggering an immediate poli...


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Gold prices surged on Wednesday, climbing above $5,000 an ounce as geopolitical tensions spiked following the US military’s downing of an Iranian drone. The precious metal, a “safe haven” for investors during uncertainty, quickly recovered from recent declines.

Gold prices shot up to $5,061 per ounce, marking an 80% increase compared to the same time last year. This...


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Pinterest recently made headlines after Pinterest fires engineers for tracking employees impacted by the company’s layoffs. The engineers used custom scripts to access confidential data and identify which workers had lost their jobs. This privacy violation has raised concerns about the handling of employee data during sensitive layoffs.

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Nintendo Switch Becomes Best-Selling Console, Surpassing 155 Million Sales

Nintendo has announced that its iconic Nintendo Switch has officially become the best-selling console in the company’s history, surpassing 155 million units sold since its 2017 launch. This achievement comes as the Switch overtakes the Nintendo DS, making it the mos...


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Wall Street volatility has intensified after sharp reversals hit some of the most popular trades of the past year, rattling investors across asset classes. Precious metals plunged after record highs, bitcoin slid to its weakest level in months, and Asian equity markets suffered steep losses, underscoring growing nervousness about speculative excess.

The past few tra...


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