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12 September 2026

Nepal's rapper-turned-PM criticised for disaster response

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Nepal's rapper-turned-PM criticised for disaster response

The former rapper is the world's youngest national leader, having taken the top job just six months ago. His response to the flooding crisis is being closely watched.

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