Mali Terror: Can Violence Be Stopped After Minister's Death? Mali's security crisis deepened with the...
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Showing posts with label Africa. Show all posts
Thousands Trapped in El Fasher Siege: Starvation and Survival Amid Sudan’s Humanitarian Crisis
El Fasher Siege: Thousands Trapped on the Edge of Survival Thousands Trapped in El Fasher Siege: Starvation and Survival Amid Sudan’s Humani...
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Devastating floods in Nigeria were 80 times more likely because of climate crisis
Stark findings add pressure on Cop27 negotiators to deliver meaningful funding to vulnerable countries The heavy rain behind recent devastat...
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Trial of new oral drug against COVID-19 begins in South Africa
Oravax Medical Inc, a subsidiary of US/Israeli pharmaceutical company Oramed, has started the first phase of clinical trial of its oral CO...
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West Africa braces to combat first Ebola outbreak in five years as COVID-19 stretches limited health resources
Patients have been isolated and an investigation was ordered to determine the home villages of all who took part in the burial to carry ou...
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Fighting for breath: how the medical oxygen industry is failing African hospitals
Sub-Saharan hospitals are dependent on costly oxygen from multinational suppliers. As Covid-19 spreads, doctors are being forced to make te...
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Global methane emissions rising due to oil and gas, agriculture -studies
In South Asia, South America and Africa, growing agricultural activities such as livestock operations and farm waste caused methane levels ...
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Nigeria accused of 'scurrilous' attempt to gag press
Access to country’s law-making National Assembly will be restricted, says Guild of Editors Nigerian journalists covering the National A...
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Kenya court upholds ban on gay sex in major setback for activists
Judges in Nairobi say they had not seen enough evidence of discrimination to change law A sticker calling for equal rights seen at a co...
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Armed men kidnap 81 students in horror swoop on school
ARMED men have kidnapped at least 81 students from a school in Cameroon. Officials say a search has been launched for the kidnapped chi...
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Joint cultural event stresses need for expansion of Iran-Africa ties
The ‘Iran-Africa Cultural Dialogue’, which was held in Pretoria through the efforts of Iranian cultural attaché and was hosted by the Sout...
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Landslide in Uganda kills at least 31
31 people and a number of animals are dead after a landslide smashed a mountain in eastern Uganda. At least 31 people have been killed...
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Bus crash in western Kenya leaves at least 50 dead
At least 50 people were killed when their bus left the road and rolled down a slope in western Kenya, a police official said Wednesday. ...
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Kenyan marathon runner Kalalei handed four-year doping ban
Kenyan marathon runner Samuel Kalalei was handed a four-year doping ban on Wednesday after testing positive for banned blood booster EPO, ...
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Isolated incidents of unrest as Cameroon goes to the polls
Cameroon saw isolated incidents of unrest in separatist Anglophone regions during voting on Sunday in an election widely expected to exten...
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50 dead in Congo after fuel tanker collides with bus, 100 suffer serious burns
Around 50 people were killed and another 100 suffered serious burns after a fuel tanker collided with a vehicle in Democratic Republic of C...
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UK troops sent to Africa’s jihadist belt to fight extremism and migration in British ‘pivot to Sahel'
The French military vehicle broke down in the unforgiving desert of northern Mali, 80 miles from the nearest base. Children pose for a ...
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