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Police Continue Search after Eighth Woman Discovered Dead in Ekurhuleni

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Police Continue Search after Eighth Woman Discovered Dead in Ekurhuleni

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US Military Ready to Abandon Decades-Long Involvement in The Country of Iraq

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BRICS Leaders Express Concern Over the Middle East War and Ask for Calm

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Thousands are Forced to Evacuate as Houthis Move on Bab el-Mandeb Strait

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The Kenyan FM Claims That the Decision to Regularise Foreign Workers’ Status is Not Discriminatory

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Africa Now Imports 60% More Electric Motorcycles from China

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  • 10 September 2026
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The Beni Pygmies Live Distant from Their Native Homelands

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A Constitutional Referendum in Guinea Could Lead to a Return to Civilian Governance
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A Constitutional Referendum in Guinea Could Lead to a Return to Civilian Governance

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  • 22 September 2025
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Peter Mutharika, the Former President of Malawi, Gains an Early Advantage over Lazarus Chakwera, the Current Leader
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Peter Mutharika, the Former President of Malawi, Gains an Early Advantage over Lazarus Chakwera, the Current Leader

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At the Gigantic Vegetable Battle, a Russian Farmer Breaks the National Record with a 969-Kilogram Pumpkin
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At the Gigantic Vegetable Battle, a Russian Farmer Breaks the National Record with a 969-Kilogram Pumpkin

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Demand for Prostheses Rises as Conflict in Eastern Congo Escalates
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Demand for Prostheses Rises as Conflict in Eastern Congo Escalates

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  • 20 September 2025
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As M23 Rebels Parade Troops, Tensions Increase in Eastern Congo
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As M23 Rebels Parade Troops, Tensions Increase in Eastern Congo

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  • 19 September 2025
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Belgium Protests After the United States Threatens to Destroy a $9 Million Contraceptive Stockpile
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Belgium Protests After the United States Threatens to Destroy a $9 Million Contraceptive Stockpile

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22 People are Killed by Gunmen in Western Niger During a Baptism Ceremony
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22 People are Killed by Gunmen in Western Niger During a Baptism Ceremony

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The EU Presents its most Aggressive Effort to Get Israel to Stop the Conflict in Gaza
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The EU Presents its most Aggressive Effort to Get Israel to Stop the Conflict in Gaza

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  • 18 September 2025
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Cameroon: Black Pod Disease Plagues Cocoa Plantations
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Cameroon: Black Pod Disease Plagues Cocoa Plantations

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  • 17 September 2025
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Haiti: Locals are Still Being Terrorized by Gangs
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Haiti: Locals are Still Being Terrorized by Gangs

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Police Continue Search after Eighth Woman Discovered Dead in Ekurhuleni

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US Military Ready to Abandon Decades-Long Involvement in The Country of Iraq

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