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Jeff Bezos was already   the world's richest man . Now his net worth has skyrocketed once again, setting another new record. On Wednesday, the Amazon CEO's wealth reached an estimated $202 billion, according to the  Bloomberg Billionaires index , as the company's shares soared. That's up about $87 billion since January. The explosive growth in Bezos' fortune is being driven by his holdings in  Amazon   ( AMZN ) . The company's stock is up about 25% over the last three months and 86% so far this year, according to data from Refinitiv. Bezos, who  founded Amazon  in 1994, keeps breaking records with his wealth. In 2017, he became  the richest person on the planet . And last month, his estimated net worth jumped to almost $172 billion,  marking a new global high . The billionaire isn't alone — other tech tycoons have been getting much wealthier throughout the pandemic as demand for their companies' goods and services continue to grow. Earlier this month,  F

  Dating has gone wild to attract young girls to enter in these kinds of living. A seventeen (17) year old girl confidently shared about five reasons why she started dating, the time she entered into that lifestyle and what she has gained from it as at now. In a conversation with the Eagle Eye News Team, she gave concrete reasons and I quote: “I started dating when I was 15years old. In school, my friends will come to school with plenty money and my mother will give me only 5cedis. That wasn’t enough so I decided to look for men who can give me more. Fortunately for me, on my first night out, an old man of about 50 years approached me, gave me like 70cedis for just that. It was the best day in my life so I continued to go out. He started sleeping with me and I can boast that apart from that man, I have slept with nearly 27 men if I can recollect all the men I have gone out with”. She continued to say that, it got to a time she was not going out and sleeping with the men just beca

  Usain Bolt  has tested positive for the coronavirus as Jamaica's Prime Minister says there will no special treatment if anyone has been found to break the rules stemming from a party held for the former sprinter's recent 34th birthday. Ricky Simms, Bolt's agent, confirmed the Olympic great's positive test. "The Covid test was positive, but Usain is not showing any symptoms," he wrote in an email. "It is now public knowledge that Mr. Bolt has been tested positive," Dr. Christopher Tufton, the Jamaican Minister of Health and Wellness, said in a virtual press conference Monday. "He has been formally notified -- I'm told -- by the authorities and in keeping with standard protocols once there is a positive case, irrespective of the individual, it triggers an approach to questioning, interrogation if you will, which would then follow through with contact tracing." Two notable footballers, Manchester City's  Raheem Sterling  and Bayer Le

  Argentine football star Lionel Messi has sent a letter to Barcelona informing the club that he wants to leave the team, a source close to the footballer confirmed to CNN. Following the Catalan side's humiliating 8-2 defeat by Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarterfinals, club president Josep Maria Bartomeu told Barca TV: "Messi has said many times that he wants to finish career at Barca. "(He) is still the best player in the world, and we have him with us ... A cycle is coming to an end and another one starts but in the Messi era." In July 2017, Barcelona and Messi announced a contract extension that would keep Messi with the team until June 30, 2021 and is reportedly worth €565,000 ($645,000) a week. Messi, 33, has been with the club since 2000. The six-time Ballon d'Or winner made his league debut for Barcelona in 2004. The Argentine has helped Barcelona win 10 league titles in his time at the club, as well as the Champions League four times, and he is

  Child upbringing is a very tough work to do. When you know what to do at all times make parenthood an interesting activity. Most often the things we try to impose on our children may cause the child to either go wayward or live a bad life. The way children think varies. Every generation and the kind of IQ these youngsters exhibits. Gone were the days where you can meet a child, take what the food he/she is holding and eat just by telling them that their parents asked you to come for it. It this era, that thing is no more. A small boy/girl will say no to you even if you insist of taking what they are holding. With these in mind, it is important that our parents know how to nurture children of today. In the past, parents beat their children to shape them into respectful and humble children. In this generation, you will have to do a blend of pampering and punishing to get them in order. What We Must Know: Time To Be Strict On Your Child:- At the very tender age of our lives is th

  Audubon Zoo created a   baby shower registry   for an expecting gorilla -- and it's bananas! Tumani, a critically endangered western lowland gorilla, is expecting her first baby and needs some items to help her prepare for motherhood. Similar to a human baby registry, it includes cozy fleece blankets, teether rings, jumbo blocks, bubble bath and even a giant turtle sand box. It also features some gorilla-specific items, like a mini freezer, 32" anvil lopper and shredded wood. A critically endangered gorilla is about to be a mom, and she's using a doll for practice All the items were selected by the zoo's animal care and veterinary team in New Orleans, Louisiana, according to a  news release . "Audubon spends more than $70,000 a month to feed more than 15,000 animals in our care," Steve Marshall, the zoo's vice president, said in the news release. "Caring for our animals is a top priority for Audubon. Your support will provide nutritious diets and p

  Bannon and three others arrested for conspiracy to commit wire fraud in online fundraising campaign for border wall. Former White House adviser Steve Bannon, an architect of Donald Trump's 2016 election victory, was arrested on a yacht and pleaded not guilty on Thursday after being charged with defrauding donors in a scheme to help build the president's signature wall along the US-Mexico border. The charges were contained in an indictment ( PDF ) unsealed in Manhattan federal court, which alleges Bannon and three others "orchestrated a scheme to defraud hundreds of thousands of donors". The indictment claims the "scheme" was related to an online crowdfunding campaign that claims to have raised more than $25m to build a wall along the southern border of the United States. Bannon wore a protective white mask amid the coronavirus pandemic and two open-collared shirts at a federal court in Manhattan, where his lawyer entered a plea of not guilty on his behalf.

  Under months-long lockdowns, women across 37 countries unable to access sexual and reproductive healthcare, report says. Millions of women and girls globally have lost access to contraceptives and abortion services because of the coronavirus pandemic, as they bear the brunt of the global calamity, warned an international aid group. Across 37 countries, nearly two million fewer women received such services between January and June than in the same period last year, Marie Stopes International said in a new report on Wednesday. India, with its abrupt months-long lockdown, has been hit especially hard, with 1.3 million women affected.  The organisation expects an additional 900,000 unintended pregnancies worldwide as a result, along with an additional 1.5 million unsafe abortions and an additional more than 3,000 maternal deaths. "This pandemic has strained healthcare services all over the world, but sexual and reproductive healthcare was already so under prioritised that once again

A timeline of how Mali's months-long political crisis culminated in President Keita's resignation following a coup For months, Mali has been mired in an escalating political crisis marked by large anti-government rallies and failed mediation attempts by regional leaders wary of further instability in the country. Political tension has been simmering following the re-election of President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita in 2018, in a poll that opposition parties said was marred by irregularities. Friction rose earlier this year after a dispute over the results of a parliamentary election prompted tens of thousands to take to the streets to demand Keita's resignation. The demonstrators accused Keita of failing to fix the country's dire economic situation and contain a years-long armed campaign by various groups that has killed thousands and rendered vast swaths of Mali ungovernable. The tension culminated on Tuesday when mutinying soldiers detained Keita, Prime Minister Boubou Cis

  South Africa's Ramaphosa announces easing of coronavirus lockdown Africa's hardest-hit country to permit sale of alcohol and tobacco as well as reopening of restaurants and taverns. South Africa imposed in March one of the strictest lockdowns in the world as part of efforts to stem the spread of coronavirus. Alcohol sales were prohibited to ease pressure on hospitals, allowing doctors in emergency wards to focus on COVID-19 rather than road accidents and other booze-related injuries. Tobacco products were restricted because of the health impacts of smoking as well as the risk of contamination between people sharing cigarettes. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced that stringent coronavirus regulations would be eased as of Monday as the country's infection rate falls. In a televised address on Saturday, Ramaphosa said the government would end a ban on alcohol and tobacco sales, allow restaurants and taverns to return to normal business - subject to strict

A misleading claim widely shared on social media suggests "Covid-19 trackers" were covertly added to iPhone and Android handsets during unspecified "phone disruptions" in June. A  post  by British-Ghanaian actress Adjoa Andoh containing the claim, was retweeted more than 1,000 times, with the same wording also appearing in many other social media posts. It is true that a Covid-19 tracing software tool has appeared in the settings of both Android phones and iPhones as part of an update of their operating systems. But the "exposure notification" tool is switched off by default, and is not a tracing app itself. It enables an app to run in the background while still using Bluetooth. This lets the app measure the distance between two handsets - and then alert the phone owner if someone near them later tests positive for Covid-19. The update has caused some confusion, with people querying the new addition to their handsets on social media. "This is not a ne

Hospitals in Madagascar have been struggling to cope with a surge of Covid-19 cases, while the president has been promoting an unproven product he says can cure the disease despite the World Health Organization (WHO) warning against using untested remedies. Cases have quadrupled in the past month in the Indian Ocean island, with more than 13,000 infections and 162 deaths from coronavirus, which has spread to all but one of its 22 regions. Despite the spike, President Andry Rajoelina stands by the herbal concoction called Covid-Organics, which was launched to great fanfare in April. It is produced by the Malagasy Institute of Applied Research from the artemisia plant - the source of an ingredient used in a malaria treatment - and other Malagasy plants. The drink has been marketed as a prevention and remedy - and for the last four months been offered to children at school. Earlier in the month the president was out again distributing the tonic, along with essentials such as rice, oil, su