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Dozen Kill In Angola Flood
Dozens of people have died from floods following heavy rains in recent days in the Angolan capital, Luanda, and other areas across the country.
Emergency services have reported at least 29 deaths in Luanda and the central city of…
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Somalia Prepares for First Offshore Oil Drilling
Somalia says it is ready to begin its first offshore oil drilling operations, with a Turkish government-owned drilling ship expected to arrive off its coast on Friday.
The move follows the successful completion of seismic surveys last…
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Algeria’s Ex-President Liamine Zeroual Laid To Rest
Algeria's former president Liamine Zeroual was laid to rest with full military honours on Monday in his hometown of Batna, as Algeria mourned the loss of a former leader.
The 84-year-old died on Saturday at a military hospital in Algiers…
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Nigeria: 26 Killed in Gunmen Attack, Gov’t Impose Curfew
A 48-hour curfew has been imposed in parts of the central Nigerian city of Jos, after gunmen opened fire at an open-air bar, leading to deadly revenge attacks, local reports say.
The police have confirmed that 26 people were killed. It…
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Rape Part of Everyday Life in Sudan – MSF Report Says
Rape and sexual violence remain "part of everyday life" in areas of Sudan even when fighting in the country's civil war has moved elsewhere, according to a new report by medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Calling rape a…
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Dozens of bodies, mostly infants, discovered in Kenya mass grave
About 32 bodies, mostly children, have been dug up from a mass grave in the western Kenyan town of Kericho as investigations continue into the shocking discovery.
The exhumation was done after the police obtained a court order to…
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Army commander convicted of Guinea stadium massacre dies in prison
One of the key military figures convicted of crimes against humanity for his involvement in Guinea’s 2009 stadium massacre has died in custody, authorities say.
Aboubacar Sidiki Diakité – also known as Toumba – died early on Wednesday in…
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Slovenia Sets Fuel Buying Limit for Drivers
Slovenia has become the first European Union country to introduce fuel rationing.
The move comes after the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran, which led to retaliatory attacks on their allies in the Gulf, affecting major world energy…
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Elon Musk’s Starlink Blocked In Namibia
Namibia has rejected an application by Elon Musk-owned Starlink for a licence to provide satellite internet services in the country, dealing the company a second setback in southern Africa.
The Communications Regulatory Authority of…
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UAE’s Biggest Port and Dubai Airport Under Attack
The United Arab Emirates' (UAE) biggest port and oil storage facility, Fujairah, and Dubai's international airport have come under further drone attacks as Iran continues to target Gulf transport and oil infrastructure.
Flights were…
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