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Police Chief Stabbed to Death in Southern France
A police chief has been stabbed to death in the city of Rodez, in southern France, outside the city hall.
Pascal Filoé was stabbed three times in the middle of the street by an individual known to police.
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Kenyan Court to Consider Indian Ruling in Legal Battle over Gay Sex
Parties involved in a court case seeking to decriminalize gay sex in Kenya will be allowed to make submissions based on a recent decision by India’s top court to overturn a ban on gay sex, a Kenyan court said on Thursday.
India’s top…
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South African Anti-Apartheid Campaigner Tutu in Hospital for Tests
Retired South African archbishop and anti-apartheid campaigner Desmond Tutu has been admitted to a Cape Town hospital for a series of tests, his office said on Thursday.
“The Archbishop was in good spirits after settling into his ward.…
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Turkey’s Erdogan Calls on Germany to List Gulen Group as Terrorists
President Tayyip Erdogan, arriving in Germany for a three-day state visit, urged Berlin to designate as a terrorist organization the movement of Fethullah Gulen which Turkey blames for a 2016 coup attempt.
His call, in a newspaper…
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Anti-Corruption Whistle-Blowers ‘Fled South Africa’
Two whistle-blowers who leaked explosive emails revealing alleged corruption by powerful elites in South Africa fled the country because they couldn’t trust the authorities to protect them.
This, and other details, have been revealed at a…
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Bees in South African Plane’s Engine Delay Flights
A swarm of bees flew into the engine of a Mango Airlines plane, forcing a delay in flights at the main airport in South Africa's coastal city of Durban.
Bee experts were called in and they safely removed the estimated 20,000 bees from…
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Melania Trump to visit Ghana, Malawi, Kenya and Egypt
The US First Lady Melania Trump has announced that she will be visiting Ghana, Malawi, Kenya and Egypt on her solo tour of the continent in October.
She called them "four beautiful and very different countries" when talking about the…
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World Bank Approves First Grants to Somalia in 30 Years
The World Bank has approved $80 million in grants to Somalia to fund public finance reforms, marking the first disbursement to the government of the conflict-ridden country in 30 years, the bank said.
The Washington-based lender, which…
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British Turmoil Spooks Brussels on Brexit Deal Chances
As British Prime Minister Theresa May prepares to face critics of her Brexit plan at her party conference at the weekend and her Labour opponents vow to vote against it in parliament, EU officials are increasingly uneasy about prospects for…
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Angola’s Jose Filomeno Dos Santos Detained Over ‘Fraud’
A son of Angola's ex-President Jose Eduardo dos Santos has been arrested on suspicion of money-laundering, embezzlement of public funds and fraud.
Jose Filomeno dos Santos is the most high-profile person to be targeted in new President…
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