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Kenya Cholera Outbreak Hits Dozens At Health Conference

Nearly 50 people have contracted cholera while attending a health conference in Kenya’s capital. The infected...

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PNG Goes To Polls Looking To Write New Chapter

Papua New Guineans go to the polls Saturday in an election the country's leader sees as a turning point for a Pacific...

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US Halts Brazil Beef Imports, Citing Food Safety Concerns

The United States announced on Thursday a halt to all imports of fresh beef from Brazil, the world's second-largest...

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Maiden Edition of ‘Jollof War’ To Come Off July 1

The maiden edition of the ‘war’ to find out who cooks the best Jollof in West Africa has been scheduled to come off...

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Ebola Burial Teams Dramatically West Africa Outbreak

Red Cross volunteers prevented a significant number of Ebola cases during the 2013-2016 epidemic in West Africa by...

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EU Pledges 85 Mn Euros To Uganda For S.Sudan Refugees

The EU pledged 85 million euros ($95 million) to Uganda Thursday, ahead of a summit to raise twenty times that amount...

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Iran Sends 1,100 Tonnes of Food To Qatar Daily

Iran is shipping more than 1,000 tonnes of fruits and vegetables to Qatar every day after Gulf countries led by Saudi...

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Turkey Sends First Cargo Ship With Aid For Qatar

Turkey on Thursday sent its first ship loaded with aid for its embattled regional ally Qatar which has been hit by...

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Chief Raises Red Flag Over Maltreatment of Inmates

Chief of Sapeima in the Ga West Municipality of the Greater Accra Region, Togbui Agah Semaglo I, has expressed concern...

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Grains Dev’t Board, SARI To Help Gov’t Bolster Local Seed Supply

Government will be collaborating with the Savanna Agricultural Research Institute (SARI) and the Grains Development...

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In Syria’s Besieged Douma, Ramadan Meals Among the Ruins

The scene in Syria's besieged rebel-held town of Douma is almost surreal -- tables laden with food to break the Ramadan...

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Starvation Looms As Food Runs Out In Drought-Hit Ethiopia

The Somali people of Ethiopia's southeast have a name for the drought that has killed livestock, dried up wells and...

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Ghana’s Failing Education System Can Be Salvaged By PPPs – IMANI

Yesterday’s Parliamentary debate on basic schools with crumbling buildings and the subsequent revelation by the...

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UN Warns Against Refugee Returns To Nigeria From Cameroon

The UN voiced alarm Wednesday at the many Nigerian refugees returning from Cameroon to Banki, a border town clouded by...

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China’s Yulin Dog Meat Festival Opens Despite Rumoured Ban

China's notorious Yulin Dog Meat Festival opened today despite rumours that authorities would impose a ban this year....

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9 Types of Women Who Are the Reasons Relationships Are Difficult

#1. I call these ones “Resolution Women.” It’s their resolution for every New Year to get married before the year...

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Venezuelan President Sacks Military Top Brass Amid Abuses

Venezuela’s president has replaced four top military commanders over the use of live bullets by security forces...

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Gulf States Prepare For VAT In Time of Crisis

Oil-rich Gulf countries, which for decades have attracted millions of foreign workers thanks to their reputation as...

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Luanda Pips Hong Kong As Costliest City

Angola's capital Luanda has overtaken Hong Kong to become the costliest city in the world for expats, Mercer's annual...