SOUTH AFRICAN TEENAGE MOTHER TAKES BABY TO SCHOOL. (PHOTO).

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 SOUTH AFRICAN TEENAGE MOTHER TAKES BABY TO SCHOOL SOUTH AFRICA — A teenage girl who recently gave birth was instructed by her mother to return to school with her newborn baby. The incident, reported on 24 August 2026, has sparked nationwide discussions about teenage pregnancy, education access, and the challenges faced by young mothers trying to continue their studies while caring for infants. Education and child welfare advocates say the case highlights the need for better support systems in schools, including childcare facilities and policies to help young parents complete their education. The story has drawn mixed reactions online, with many praising the girl’s determination to stay in school, while others called for stronger interventions to address teenage pregnancy.

THAI POLICE ARREST TWO NIGERIANS, THAI WOMAN FOR ROMANCE SCAM. (PHOTOS).


 Thai police arrest two Nigerians, Thai woman for romance scam


Thai authorities apprehended two Nigerian men and a Thai woman in Phuket’s Thalang district, for their alleged involvement in a romance scam.

According to foreign news outlet, Phuket Express, on Friday, the raid, conducted on the night of February 8, 2024, at a residence in the Phatcharee Thalang housing estate, led to the arrest of 32-year-old Thai woman, Kanyathanat Thotsatham, and the Nigerians, whose identities were not disclosed by authorities.

In addition to the arrests, law enforcement seized 50 sachets of cocaine and a digital balance from the property. Ms. Kanyathanat was wanted under an arrest warrant issued by the Samut Prakan Provincial Court for offenses related to public fraud and inputting false information into a computer system.

Investigations revealed that the two Nigerian men had overstayed their visas, with durations of 1,401 days and 1,728 days, respectively.

Inspector Pol Lt Col Pitthaya Thepmuang of the Tourist Police Sub-Division 3 explained that the arrested individuals were part of a romance scam ring, with foreign nationals, particularly from South Africa, being involved.

The scam involved the creation of fake Facebook accounts to deceive individuals in Thailand into making monetary transfers.

Further probes identified Kanyathanat as an accomplice within the gang, responsible for withdrawing and transferring funds to the bank accounts of a Nigerian ringleader residing abroad.

This operation resulted in numerous individuals falling victim to the scam.

During interrogation, the Nigerian men confessed to their participation in the romance scam and admitted to selling cocaine to foreign tourists in Phuket as an additional source of income.

All suspects have been handed over to the Thalang police station for legal proceedings.

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