International
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Deadly Flood In Kampala Kills 7 People
At least seven people have died in Uganda's capital, Kampala, after severe floods swept through the city following a heavy…
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US Calls on South Sudan’s Kiir to Release First Vice President Machar
The United States called on South Sudan President Salva Kiir on Thursday to release his rival, First Vice President Riek…
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Congo And Rwanda Leaders Call For Ceasefire In Eastern Congo
Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) President Felix Tshisekedi and Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame called for an "immediate and unconditional" ceasefire…
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Al-Shabaab Targets Somalia’s President in Recent Bomb Attack
Al Shabaab militants targeted Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in a bomb attack on his motorcade in Mogadishu on Tuesday.
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South Sudan’s SPLM Withdraws From Peace Deal Security Arrangements
The South Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-In Opposition (SPLM-IO) has announced its withdrawal from the security arrangements outlined in the 2018…
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Canada to Ease Sanctions on Syria To Support Humanitarian Aid
The Canadian government has announced plans to ease sanctions on Syria, as the interim government in Damascus seeks international support…
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16 People Burnt In Gas Cylinder Explosion In Nigeria
At least sixteen people were burned beyond recognition, while three others sustained varying degrees of injuries in a fatal crash…
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Rwanda Seeking $63Million from UK Over Cancelled Asylum Deal
Rwanda is requesting a 50 million-pound ($63.62 million) payment from Britain for a cancelled asylum deal, according to a source…
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Saudi Arabia & Qatar Reject “Parallel Government” In Sudan
Saudi Arabia has voiced its rejection of forming a "parallel government" in war-torn Sudan. The announcement came on Friday.
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Uganda Reports Second Death From Ebola Outbreak
A four-year-old child has been identified as the second fatality from the Ebola virus in Uganda following a recent outbreak.
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