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Zimbabwe Fires All Striking Nurses, To Hire Unemployed Nurses
On the eve of Zimbabwe’s 38th independence anniversary, the government has discharged all nurses that were participating in a strike demanding payment of allowances and restructuring of the salary scale.
In a statement issued by the…
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Former US First Lady Barbara Bush Dies At 92
Barbara Bush, the former US first lady and literacy campaigner, has died at the age of 92.
She was the matriarchal figure of a political dynasty that included two presidents - her husband George HW Bush and son George W Bush.
Mrs Bush,…
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CIA Chief Made Secret Trip To North Korea
confirmed.
A "good relationship" was formed at the meeting last week, Mr Trump tweeted on Wednesday.
News of the visit first emerged on Tuesday. US officials were quoted as saying the aim was to prepare a summit between Mr Trump and Mr…
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Controversy Over $462m To Buy Helicopters For Nigerian Army
Nigeria’s upper chamber of parliament on Tuesday said it would invite the central bank governor and the ministers of finance and defence to explain the release of $462 million to buy helicopters, a lawmaker said.
Senator Sam Anyanwu said…
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South Africa Seeks $100 Billion Investment
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed a team of business and finance experts on Monday to hunt the globe for $100 billion in investment to boost the ailing economy.
The team of economic envoys includes ex-finance minister…
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Chemical Weapons Experts Enter Syrian Town
Global chemical weapons inspectors finally reached the Syrian town on Tuesday where a suspected poison gas attack took place, days after the United States, Britain and France launched missile strikes to punish Damascus for it.
Syria’s…
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‘Malaria Killed My Daughter, I’m Protecting Others Now’
Three faded photographs of Ami as a toddler are Elhadj Diop's only tangible mementoes of his daughter. Yet she comes alive in the intensity of his voice, as he recounts her last two days of life.
Ami was 12 when she died from malaria on 10…
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DR Congo: 256 Judges Sacked for Not Having Law Degrees
More than 250 judges have been sacked in the Democratic Republic of Congo for not having a law degree, and corruption allegations.
President Joseph Kabila “sanctioned more than 200 individuals who do not fulfil the conditions to function…
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Britain Wrongly Deporting Commonwealth Nationals
Richard Stewart is one of my constituents in Edmonton, where I am the member of parliament. He came to the UK from Jamaica in 1955, aged 10, and has lived here and paid taxes for over six decades. He even played for Middlesex county cricket…
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AU Condemns Use Of Chemical Weapons In Syria
The African Union has issued a strongly worded statement condemning the use of chemical weapons in Syria and cautioning against responding without ‘incontrovertible evidence’ and compliance with international law.
The United States,…
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