When events shake up the headlines, you need a reliable source. Our Seismic tag delivers powerful news stories from Africa and around the world, covering everything from political upheavals to sports triumphs and major cultural moments. Whether it’s a game-changing court decision, a historic election, or a major sporting upset, we bring you the details that ripple through communities and lead conversations.
Seismic news isn't just about big events. It’s about how those events impact daily life and shape the future. For example, when Nigeria's immigration service announces new recruitment drives, it affects job seekers nationwide. When major sports events happen, like the FIFA World Cup draw in Las Vegas or thrilling soccer wins, fans and communities feel the excitement and pride.
Through our coverage, you get updates that matter, like political leaders pushing unity in Nigeria or challenges to traditional authorities in South Africa. These stories give you insight into the shifting social and political landscapes. Without going too deep into jargon, we keep you connected, helping you understand what’s happening and why it’s important.
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A 5.4 magnitude earthquake struck off the Portugal coast early Monday morning, shaking areas including Lisbon. The earthquake, occurring 32 miles west of Sines, reached a depth of almost 11 miles. Despite light to moderate tremors in coastal regions, no injuries were reported. At least four minor aftershocks followed.