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[Nation] True to the saying "east, west, home is best", there is a near-stampede of Kenyan jihadists returning home from Al-Shabaab terrorist cells as never witnessed before.
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Parents Outraged Police Show Up At Their Home After Their Son’s Teacher Complained About Him ‘Waving’ A Toy Gun During A Lesson
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Somalia: Galgadud DC Killed in Alshabaab Attack in Bay Region
[Dalsan Radio] A local official in Gofgadud in bay region 30 killometers from Baidoa town has been killed after Alshabab attack on Monday.
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Mozambique: Municipal Police Condemned for Attack On Journalists
[AIM] Maputo -- The Mozambican chapter of the regional press freedom body MISA (Media Institute of Southern Africa) has strongly condemned the municipal police in the northern city of Nampula for a physical attack against four journalists on Tuesday.
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Residents request KWS to intervene as hippos maim and kill fishermen
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Canadian Black Teen Jumped By White Schoolmates Says Cop Asked If He Started It, Despite Video Evidence: ‘Why Would I Want to Fight Seven People?’
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St Catherine robbers charged
Detectives attached to the St Catherine North Police have arrested and charged two men following an incident in Cross Roads, Linstead. Charged are 24-year-old Ramon Thompson, otherwise called ‘Rovi’, and 24-year-old Tanardge Williams,...
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Cameroon: Major National Dialogue Recommandations - Proposals to Accelerate Implementation
[Cameroon Tribune] Prime Minister Chief Dr Joseph Dion Ngute on September 3, 2020 chaired the inaugural session of the Committee to Follow up the Implementation of the dialogue recommendations.
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Mechanic gunned down in Sophia - Stabroek News
Jaleel Leow, a 21-year-old mechanic of Dennis Street,  Campbellville was yesterday gunned down in `B’ Field, Sophia. The article Mechanic gunned down in Sophia appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Brooklyn attack of two men investigated as anti-gay crime; sparks protests
Two men were attacked inside of a bodega in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn last weekend, sparking protests in the The post Brooklyn attack of two men investigated as anti-gay crime; sparks protests appeared first on TheGrio.
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South Side tense after election day shooting
SECTIONS of South Side in Kingston Central were tense last night following a gun attack on a group of people sitting near the intersection of Laws Street and Foster Lane shortly after 5:00 pm.Among those left nursing gunshot wounds after the attack was Jamaica international footballer Jermaine
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PM says BPOs can absorb some tourism jobs
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New Zealand Prime Minister delays election over Covid-19 - The New York Beacon
The announcement on Tuesday that locally acquired cases of coronavirus had been confirmed in the New Zealand's biggest city, Auckland, prompted the government to introduce strict level three lockdown measures on August 12. This comes after around 100 days without community spread. The rest
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Petrojam subsidiary facing closure
THE union representing workers at Petrojam subsidiary, Petrojam Ethanol Limited (PEL), says it will be calling on Prime Minister Andrew Holness to intervene in the proposed closure of the entity, which could see workers being sent home by the end of this month.It is understood that the energy
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Holness suggests police will prosecute pastor
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Three arrested over firearm seizure on Waltham Park Road
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New old Cabinet - PM recycles many former faces in 19-person team
The prime minister has dusted off much of his old Cabinet and brought it into full function for his second term. Andrew Holness on Friday announced his full Cabinet, but there are few changes from the one that was in place prior to the September 3...
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More than 1,800 inmates have escaped from a prison in southern Nigeria after it was attacked by heavily armed gunmen on Monday. The attackers blasted their way into a prison in the town of Owerri in Imo State, engaged guards in a gun battle and freed inmates, according to a statement by the
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African Union suspends Mali's membership after coup | News24
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