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Pulaski County, Missouri · Pulaski CountyCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A woman was charged in Pulaski County on Wednesday after she allegedly put a dead fetus into a cooler and gave it to a man. Makayla Haedt was charged with first-degree harassment. An arraignment was held on Friday and a bond hearing was scheduled for 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 28. Information about Haedt was not available on the Pulaski County Jail’s online roster. The probable cause statement says deputies were called to a Waynes…See the Story
Woman accused of putting fetus in cooler charged with harassment
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Artificial Intelligence · AccraAward recipients in a photograph with Hackathon judging panel A total of hundred young ladies have been trained in digital skills, particularly in coding, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence (AI) during the 2025 Girl Code Hackathon organised in Accra. Supported by MTN Ghana Foundation and Absa Bank Ghana, this initiative reaffirmed their commitment to digital inclusion and women’s empowerment through the 2025 edition of the Girl Code Ha…See the Story
100 Women Receive Digital Skills At Girl Code Hackathon
Education · DakarOver 100 girls from West and Central Africa have come together to organise a summit to mark the International Day of the Girl in Dakar, Senegal. The aim of the summit is to demand action from their leaders. Speaking at the summit, Isabel from Equatorial Guinea said, “We want to be taken into account when our history is written, because our voices are important.” Addressing regional leaders, the girls demanded that governments and partners stop m…See the Story
