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China Gives Kenya KSh260 Million to Boost Ebola Preparedness

China has extended KSh260 million in financial support to Kenya, with half of the funding earmarked for drought mitigation and the other half set...

Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah Tower Hits 474 Metres as 1km Skyscraper Dream Takes Shape

Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Jeddah Tower has reached approximately 474 metres, putting the unfinished skyscraper at a height comparable to some of the world’s tallest...

UK Withdraws Some Diplomats From Jerusalem Mission Amid Dispute With Israel

A diplomatic dispute between Israel and the United Kingdom over Britain’s consulate in occupied East Jerusalem has resulted in most UK diplomats leaving the...

12 Arrested in Vietnam Over Alleged Theft of 2,700 Cats

A suspected cat theft network in Vietnam has been dismantled after police arrested 12 people accused of stealing and selling about 2,700 cats. The...

US Pulls B-1 Bombers From RAF Fairford After Reported Security Threat

US President Donald Trump has confirmed that Washington moved American bombers out of RAF Fairford in the UK after receiving what he described as...

Spain’s Pedro Sánchez Calls Snap Election After Housing Measures Defeated

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap general election for November 29, bringing forward a vote that was originally expected in 2027....

Hundreds of Schools in France Disrupted as Student Demonstrations Escalate

Up to 500 schools across France are expected to partially or completely suspend lessons on Monday as authorities respond to escalating student demonstrations that...

Zimbabwe President Remembers Chivayo’s Philanthropy After Tragic Helicopter Crash

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has paid tribute to businessman Wicknell Chivayo and his wife, Lucy Muteke, following their deaths in a helicopter crash that...

Explosions Rock Addis Ababa as Ethiopia’s Tigray Conflict Escalates

Addis Ababa was rocked by overnight explosions as renewed fighting between Ethiopian federal forces and Tigrayan forces continued to intensify in the north. The...

Sinaloa Cartel’s Africa Expansion Raises Fresh Alarm Over Meth Trafficking

What appeared to be a group of Mexican tourists arriving in South Africa to experience its famous wildlife has turned into a major international...

Nepal Flood Leaves Schools Mourning as Hundreds of Students and Teachers Remain Missing

One month after devastating floods swept through northern Nepal, the disaster continues to haunt classrooms. At Neelakantha Secondary School in Rasuwa, teachers now mark...

Museveni Calls for Return to Traditional Marriage Practices in Uganda’s HIV Fight

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has urged the country to draw more lessons from traditional cultural practices in its fight against HIV. Speaking in Fort...

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