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In the bustling heart of London, Meghan, known to the world as the Duchess of Sussex, held within her a personal quest beyond the glitz of royalty. She longed to unravel the threads of her ancestry, to discover the roots binding her to the tapestry of human history. Duchess of Sussex Her journey began with a simple genealogy test, promising to unveil the branches of her family tree. As the results unfolded before her, revealing that she was 43% Nigerian, Meghan felt a profound shift within herself—a missing piece of a puzzle she hadn't known was incomplete had been found. With Prince Harry by her side, Meghan set off for Nigeria. Abuja greeted her with vibrant colors, and she found herself draped in the warmth of a traditional Nigerian skirt, a gift symbolizing her newfound connection. From Abuja to Lagos, Meghan immersed herself in the stories and smiles of Nigeria. She marveled at the strength of Nigerian women, the rich traditions shaping their lives, and the pride they carried

South Africa has taken a significant step by seeking a third intervention against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). This action comes in response to the ongoing conflict in the Gaza Strip and revolves around allegations of violations under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide. The allegations leveled against Israel are serious and have prompted South Africa to request the ICJ to indicate additional provisional measures and modify previous ones to address the urgency of the situation. Recently, the ICJ held public hearings on May 16 and 17, 2024, to consider South Africa’s requests. These hearings serve as a critical part of the legal process, allowing the ICJ to hear arguments from all involved parties before making any decisions on provisional measures. This case has not gone unnoticed by the international community. It has garnered attention and support from other nations as well. Libya and Colombia have filed declarations of inte