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[Monitor] Tension has been high in Karamoja Sub-region after Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) intensified its operations to recover illegal guns that are being used by cattle rustlers.

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Africa: FIFA Rankings - Comoros Makes a Breakthrough.

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Tupac Shakur has an Oakland street named for him 27 years after his death

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Zimbabwe: Bulawayo Residents Withdraw High Court Application Against Council Over Typhoid Deaths

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Africa: UN Security Council Calls for 90 Days Ceasefire in Conflict Zones

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