State of emergency begins in Egypt's Sinai today
A three-month state of emergency in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, begins today.
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International
Concerns in US over White House security after Nigerian scaled fence
WASHINGTON(AFP) - For once, the debate gripping Washington is not about party politics.
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WHO working hard for Ebola vaccines by next June
Hundreds of thousands of Ebola vaccine doses could be rolled out to West Africa by…
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Nyuti wins Mozambique's election
Mozambique's ruling Frelimo party and its candidate Filipe Nyusi won this month's presidential and legislative…
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Petrobas kickback report makes Brazil's Rousseff fuming
Just days before Brazil's presidential election run-off, rightwing news magazine Veja on Friday accused President…
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Chad confident Boko Haram will release Chibok schoolgirls: Reuters
Chad said it believed Nigeria's secret deal with Boko Haram Islamists to free more than…
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Liberia's Ebola could kill 90,000 by December, scientists warn
Efforts to control the Ebola virus in Liberia must be quickly and dramatically scaled up…
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Zambia Independence Day tragedy: 24 people, including schoolchildren drown
At least 20 people, mainly schoolchildren, are believed to have died in Zambia after a…
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Girl dies in Mali's first Ebola case
A two-year-old girl died of Ebola in Mali on Friday, in the first case of…
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Global food wastes enough to feed 2 billion people yearly
The UN says the world wastes enough food to feed an estimated two billion people,…
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