Africa
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Algeria bars France from wheat import tender as relations sour
Algeria excluded French companies from a wheat import tender this week and required that participating firms did not offer French-origin…
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78 drown after boat capsizes in Congo’s Lake Kivu, provincial governor says
At least 78 people drowned when a boat carrying 278 passengers capsized in Lake Kivu in eastern Democratic Republic of…
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Africa CDC confident it can raise $600 million for mpox response
The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) is able to raise $600 million to fight a surging…
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Alleged killer of Ugandan Olympian dies from burns
The former partner of Ugandan athlete Rebecca Cheptegei, who is accused of killing her by dousing her in petrol and…
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Trans Indians fear sexual violence under new justice system
It was supposed to do away with colonial-era homophobia but an overhaul of India’s 160-year-old penal code has instead sparked…
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Kenya primary boarding school blaze kills 17 students
A fire at a primary boarding school in central Kenya has killed 17 students, a police spokeswoman said on Friday.…
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Olympic athlete Cheptegei dies after petrol attack
Ugandan Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei has died, hospital officials said on Thursday, days after she was doused in petrol…
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Erdogan says Turkey wants deeper ties with Egypt on natural gas, nuclear energy
President Tayyip Erdogan said on Wednesday that Turkey wanted to deepen its ties with Egypt on natural gas and nuclear energy, after…
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Libya’s oil output falls more than half due to political standoff
More than half of Libya’s oil production, or about 700,000 barrels per day, was offline on Thursday and exports were…
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Ride-hailing price war forces drivers to go rogue
In eight years of working as a taxi driver in Kenya’s capital, Judith Chepkwony has never seen business this bad.…
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