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🛑Dans sa déclaration en direct ce mardi soir sur sa page Facebook officielle, le Premier ministre Ousmane Sonko est revenu sur l’affaire de diffamation qui l’opposait à Mame Mbaye Niang. Il a annoncé avoir demandé à ses avocats de saisir le ministre de la Justice demain-mercredi, estimant qu’il existe aujourd’hui des faits nouveaux.

« J’ai dit à mes avocats de saisir le ministre de la Justice, car il y a les rapports 2018 et 2022 de l’Inspection générale des finances (IGF) », a-t-il déclaré, affirmant qu’il n’y a jamais eu de diffamation ni de falsification de documents dans cette affaire.

Pour rappel, ce mardi, la Cour suprême a rejeté sa requête en rabat d’arrêt, rendant définitive sa condamnation à six mois de prison avec sursis et à 200 millions de francs CFA de dommages et intérêts à verser à Mame Mbaye Niang.

Malgré ce revers judiciaire, Ousmane Sonko affirme qu’il ne renonce pas : « Je ne laisserai pas tomber ce dossier, par principe », a-t-il insisté. Il considère que cette affaire a été instrumentalisée pour invalider sa candidature à la présidentielle de 2024, estimant que Mame Mbaye Niang a été manipulé et qu’il a pris la fuite.

Enfin, le Premier ministre a annoncé son retour régulier en direct sur sa page Facebook, expliquant que « la situation du pays l’exige ».

NASA’s rovers, such as Curiosity and Opportunity, have sent back images of Martian sunsets, giving us a unique look at how the sun sets on another planet. Unlike Earth’s golden and orange skies, Martian sunsets appear blue due to the way dust in the thin atmosphere scatters sunlight. This is the first time in human history we've been able to visually experience such an event, even if through robotic eyes.

These images not only show the beauty of another world but also mark a milestone in space exploration, reminding us how far science and technology have come — allowing us to witness natural events on a planet over 200 million kilometers away.
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Fact of the Day: Helios Flight 522 was a scheduled passenger flight from Cyprus to Prague that ended in tragedy on August 14, 2005. Just minutes after takeoff, a pressurization failure caused the crew and passengers to lose consciousness due to hypoxia. The aircraft, on autopilot, continued flying for over two hours before crashing into a hillside near Grammatiko, Greece. All 121 people on board were killed.

The incident became known as the “ghost flight,” and is one of the most haunting cases in modern aviation history. It raised serious questions about aircraft safety protocols and human error — and led to important changes in airline procedures worldwide.