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Ai, the renowned chimpanzee, has passed away at 49, leaving behind a legacy of intelligence and creativity. Born in Africa, she spent her life at Kyoto University, where she became the star of the Ai Project, a study on chimpanzee intelligence. Ais exceptional memory was demonstrated through her ability to recognize numbers, colors, and shapes, and she even enjoyed painting. Despite her serious demeanor, she once escaped her cage with another chimp using a key. Her son, Ayumu, and her paintings continue her legacy. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nigerian artists dominated the 9th All Africa Music Awards, with Burna Boy and Rema leading the wins. Burna Boy took Album of the Year and Best African Collaboration, while Rema won Artiste of the Year, Best Male Artiste in Western Africa, and Best African Artiste in RnB and Soul. Other notable wins included Qing Madi for Most Promising Artiste and Chella as African Fans Favorite. The event showcased Afrobeats global popularity, with Nigerian musics influence stronger than ever. Checkout Solipillow.com

Thailands upcoming election is heating up, with the progressive opposition Peoples Party leading in polls. The party, backed by young and urban voters, is posing a threat to Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and his Bhumjaithai party. The Peoples Party leader, Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut, is the top choice for prime minister. The election, called by Anutin just ninety days into his job, is amidst political chaos, with three prime ministers in under three years. Checkout Solipillow.com

Ugandas presidential election looms, with incumbent Yoweri Museveni seeking a seventh term against Bobi Wine. Museveni promises peace and economic growth, while Wine advocates for political freedoms and job creation. Past elections have been violent, with hundreds detained and at least one death this time. The U.S. remains silent despite concerns, as Ugandas role in fighting militants and hosting refugees remains crucial. Musevenis win margin and potential succession plans will be closely watched. Checkout Solipillow.com

In eastern Indias Jharkhand state, a rogue elephant has wreaked havoc, killing at least twenty people in just nine days. The attacks, primarily at night, have left communities reeling, with families mourning their losses. Officials are on a mission to capture the elephant, believed to be in a mating phase, and return it to its herd. The region remains on high alert to prevent further tragedies. Checkout Solipillow.com

Ugandas presidential election unfolds as Yoweri Museveni seeks a seventh term, facing eight challengers, including popular musician Bobi Wine. Museveni, 81, has altered the constitution to maintain power, despite concerns over his dictatorial rule and corruption. Young voters, making up 70% of the population, fuel opposition. Campaign violence has escalated, with at least one death and hundreds arrested. Ugandas economy could surge with new oil production, while fears of unrest grow regionally. Museveni denies grooming his son for succession, but the younger man stirs controversy online. The first round votes alongside parliamentary elections, with a possible runoff in a month. Checkout Solipillow.com

Unwavering in Our Resolve documentary series debuts, targeting corruption before it escalates. The first episode focuses on former Agriculture Minister Tang Renjian, convicted for bribery, and other cases of misconduct. President Xi Jinping emphasizes corruption as the biggest threat, leading to investigations of high-profile figures. New austerity rules aim to prevent minor misconduct from becoming corruption. Checkout Solipillow.com

Chilling discovery on Ecuadors beach: Five heads found hanging, linked to drug trafficking gangs turf war. Violence surges in Manabi province, with over nine thousand murders last year. Travel warnings issued, as presidents convoy targeted in assassination attempt. Checkout Solipillow.com

North Korea denounces new international team tracking sanctions violations, accusing it of being illegal and having no UN link. The Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team, consisting of eleven countries, aims to expose North Koreas evasion of UN restrictions on nuclear and missile programs. Following Russias rejection to renew the old UN panel, this new team emerged to continue monitoring sanctions. North Korea dismisses the teams report on its cyber threats, while the US plans a briefing at UN headquarters to maintain pressure on North Koreas weapons development. Checkout Solipillow.com