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Kenya tyre maker Sameer Africa doubled its losses last year, with the management blaming its exit from the tyre production for the poor
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South Africa: Journal Announces 'Special Issue of Rebuttals' Amid Furore Over UCT Professor's Article
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Uganda: World Tributes Flow in for Legendary Kirunda
Kirunda's far-reaching impact, which shows him as Uganda's most successful captain having led the Cranes to their best ever finish at Afcon finals, where they lost to champions Ghana in 1978, also had the game's most powerful man chip
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Rwanda COVID-19: random tests, drive-thru testing at Kigali stadium
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Rwanda: Sports Ministry Mulls Ambitious Plan to Unearth, Nurture Talent
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South Africa: Eastern Cape Nurses Face COVID-19 Stigma
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