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An Australian sailor who was lost at sea with his dog for three months has been describing the experience and why he won't be returning home with his companion
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UK sanctions Wagner leaders linked to African killings and torture | Africanews
The charges include "executions and acts of torture in Mali and the Central African Republic, as well as threats to peace and security in Sudan", the Foreign Office said in a statement.
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Women’s world cup: Morocco loses 6-0 to Germany | Africanews
Against the Moroccans, who played the first match in the World Cup in their history, the German offensive star Alexandra Popp quickly scored a double header (11th, 39th), before Klara Bühl went on to return from the locker room (46th).
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Legal Aid DC Reopens Anacostia Office
Legal Aid of the District of Columbia recently announced that it will reopen its offices in Ward 8 in Southeast that were suspended in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Legal Aid office was in the Anacostia Professional Building, also known as the Big Chair, until D.C. May
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"Crisis in the Sahel, a sum of complex circumstances"- UN security council | Africanews
“The 6.3 million people displaced... increasing numbers of these forced-to-move populations find refuge in coastal countries, including Ivory Coast and Ghana. I make a call to all stakeholders for pooling our efforts to preserve the dignity of refugees and the security of host countries or
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Rap legend Tupac Shakur's crown ring sells for record $1 million | Africanews
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Kenyan President William Ruto condemns Niger coup | Africanews
Kenyan President William Ruto on Friday condemned the coup in Niger, calling the army takeover of the unstable jihadist-hit nation "a serious setback" for Africa.
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South Africa's president raises food security concerns in Russia-Africa summit | Africanews
Speaking on the second day of the Russia-Africa summit in St Petersburg, South Africa's president appealed for peace in Ukraine and raised his concerns about food security in Africa
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SA's radical leftist leader appeals for BRICS boycott in solidarity with Putin | Africanews
During his speech at an anniversary rally, EFF's leader, Julius Malema, appealed for a BRICS summit boycott in solidarity with Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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Florida Approves Controversial Set Of Black History Standards
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DRC agrees to free detained Rwandan soldiers | Africanews
A mission of the African Union (AU) is in Burkina Faso led by a regime resulting from a coup d'etat, to assess the situation of a country undermined by jihadist violence and suspended from the pan-African organization, noted Sunday an AFP journalist.
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Senegal: security lifted around opponent Sonko's home | Africanews
The security detail set up by the authorities around the Dakar home of Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko, candidate in the 2024 presidential election, has been lifted.
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Central African Republic: last week of campaigning ahead of referendum | Africanews
Ahead of voting on July 30, the Central African Republic is entering its last week of campaigning for a referendum on a new draft constitution.
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Freed Egyptian human rights activist pledges to continue work | Africanews
Egyptian human rights campaigner, Patrick George Zaki, who was released from prison, insists he will continue to challenge injustice
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Four Indian medicines responsible for 70 child deaths in Gambia | Africanews
The deaths of at least 70 Gambian children were caused by four types of contaminated syrups imported from India, according to an inquiry
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Cuban car and motorbike lovers fight to bring races into the light | Africanews
After years of clandestine races, drivers and fans are now fighting to make car and motorbike races a legal sport.
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Central African Republic gears up for Sunday referendum | Africanews
Voters in the flashpoint Central African Republic will cast their ballot Sunday on a controversial plan to change the constitution, opening the door to a third term by President Faustin Archange Touadera
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USA sanctions 3 Malian colonels for their aid to the Wagner group | Africanews
The United States announced Monday economic sanctions targeting three Malian soldiers, including the current Minister of Defense, for having "facilitated the deployment and expansion" of the activities in Mali of the Russian paramilitary group Wagner.
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Senegal: government justifies lifting security measures around Sonko's home | Africanews
Senegal's government on Tuesday justified the lifting of security around the Dakar home of opposition figure Ousmane Sonko, saying "the risk does not exist".
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Kenya's violent protests 'sabotaging' economy president Ruto says | Africanews
"Every part of Kenya have said we cannot sabotage our economy using violence and destruction of business and destruction of property," president Ruto said on Thursday (Jul. 20) in Isiolo as he addressed crowds in the east of the country.
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Exploring Africa's interests at the summit in Russia {Business Africa} | Africanews
Russia, which desperately wants allies, is hosting a Russia- Africa summit. Food security and Wagner are some of the key questions on the agenda Andthe Angolan kwanza is one of the worst-performing African currencies this year as low oil prices and an increase in debt payments have made it harder.
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Shops keep doors shut as protests intensify in Kenya | Africanews
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Senior South African says US cluster bomb decision will affect Africa | Africanews
A senior figure in South Africa's National Assembly has said the decision by the US to provide cluster bombs to Ukraine could affect much of Africa
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Women's World Cup: Nigeria beats Australia 3-2 in shock win | Africanews
In a shock win on Thursday, Nigeria beat Australia 3-2 at a sold-out match in Brisbane's Lang Park.
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Sudan: Fighting in Khartoum intensifies after generals briefly appear | Africanews
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Kinshasa welcomes Francophonie Games with lavish ceremony | Africanews
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Sudan's pro-democracy bloc FFC called Tuesday (Jul. 25) for peace. Representatives also outlined their desire that a solution to end the conflict would lead to the creation of a "Sudanese state free from wars and the building of an armed forces that serve the Sudanese people based on principles."
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Russia-Africa Summit: African leaders arrive in St. Petersburg | Africanews
African leaders have begun to arrive in Saint Petersburg, ahead of the second Russia-Africa Summit which kicks off this Thursday.
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