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FEEL GOOD | Durban man treats Metro cops to breakfast, surfing lessons for their lockdown efforts | News24

In January a group of surfers protested in Durban against the beach ban imposed by the government as a measure against Covid-19.

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Uganda: Justice Jb Katutsi On Battling and Reversing Diabetes

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Nigeria - Islamic Militant Attacks in Borno Kill Dozens

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Zimbabwe: Murdered Durban Girl Finally Buried in Kwekwe

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JDF to conduct live firing at Green Bay Range, residents urged to secure livestock

The Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) will be conducting live firing exercises at the Green Bay Range in St Catherine from Wednesday, February 10 to Friday, February 12, 2021. The JDF is advising residents that there is no need to be alarmed by the...

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Mpumalanga man arrested after allegedly shooting dead his own mother

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St James Parish Court closed due to COVID-positive case

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Uganda: Why FDC Is Delaying Party Polls

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Telling Carl Maxey’s Story: Understanding the Fighter in the Ring and the Courtroom

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Kenya: Woman's Body Found Dumped Inside Primary School in Umoja

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Rwanda Conducts Record 4,000 COVID-19 Tests as Rusizi Continues to Be a Hotspot

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Dengue outbreak over for Jamaica - Continued vigilance encouraged

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Police Protect Black Americans?

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Hurungwe man kills girl, steals her groceries

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