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Eritrean leaders committing crimes against humanity, says UN
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Nigeria’s Buhari Travels to London for Ear Treatment
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is traveling to London on Monday to receive treatment for an ear infection.
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Lesotho's Taxi Drivers Fight HIV With Male Circumcision
Napo Khusu likes to think of himself as a taxi driver–educator.
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Boko Haram attack in Niger 'kills 32 soldiers'
Attack kills 30 soldiers f-rom Niger and two f-rom Nigeria on countries' border near city of Bossa, Niger officials say.
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Hissène Habré's conviction the first step on a longer road to justice for Chad
The former dictator has been found guilty of crimes against humanity but, for survivors of his brutal regime, torment and unanswered questions endure
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EgyptAir plane ‘made three emergency landings’
THE mysterious EgyptAir plane made three emergency landings just 24 hours before it crashed into the Mediterranean killing all 66 people on board, it has been claimed.
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Signal detected f-rom doomed EgyptAir plane, says French aviation agency
A signal detected f-rom deep under the Mediterranean belongs to a black box f-rom the doomed EgyptAir Flight MS804 that crashed last month killing 66 people on board, French investigators confirmed Wednesday.
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Kenya announces Dadaab refugee camp will close by November
The world's largest refugee camp will close in November, Kenya's Interior Minister Joseph Nkaisserry has announced.
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Europe migrant crisis: Heartbreaking photo of dead baby should shock the world
WARNING: Graphic and distressing image A HEARTBREAKING photograph of a drowned migrant baby in the arms of a c-harity worker has been released following a week in which 700 migrants were killed trying to cross the Mediterranean.
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Former Chad dictator to learn fate after alleged victims' long fight for justice
Dakar court to give verdict on Monday on whether Hissène Habré is guilty of murder, torture, rape and crimes against humanity
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Zimbabwe’s Mugabe Pardons Hundreds Of Female Inmates Amid Prison Food Shortages
Prisons are congested and running low on food and uniforms in the troubled African nation.
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Congolese man killed in India “in row over rickshaw”
Olivier Masonda left the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2012 to study in India, and he had recently become a French teacher in New Delhi. But the life that the 23-year-old was building for himself came to an abrupt end on May 20, when he was beaten to death by locals.
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‘There isn’t even a whole body part’
EGYPTIAN forensics officials are collecting DNA f-rom relatives of EgyptAir MS804 victims to help identify body parts retrieved f-rom the Mediterranean, as Greece will soon dispatch crash information to Egyptian authorities.
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Forensic expert: Human remains in EgyptAir crash have burns
A senior Egyptian forensics official says human remains recovered f-rom the crash site of EgyptAir Flight 804 have burns on them and are "very tiny," which suggests an explosion may have taken place in midair on board the aircraft.
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EgyptAir 804 Black Boxes Remain Unrecovered: What We Know About the Hunt for Answers
The crucial black boxes f-rom EgyptAir Flight 804 have yet to be recovered after the plane disappeared over the Mediterranean Sea last week with 66 people aboard. The United States, France, Egypt and other countries are contributing to search teams combing the area.
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Human remains, wreckage f-rom EgyptAir flight MS804 found off coast of Alexandria, Egyptian military reports
EGYPT’S civil aviation minister has told relatives of the passengers of the EgyptAir crash there are “no survivors” f-rom flight MS804.
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Body part and seats f-rom EgyptAir flight MS804 found, says Greece
Greek defence minister says debris also including suitcases discovered, but that cause of crash still not clear
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Wreckage of EgyptAir plane found in Mediterranean
A Greek Air Force mechanic checks a plane before its use in the search operation of the EgyptAir plane that crashed into the Mediterranean (AFP Photo/Costas Metaxakis)
Egypt plane crashes in Mediterranean; terror attack possible
There were no immediate signs of any survivors but regardless of what caused the crash, the incident is likely to deepen Egypt’s woes as the country struggles to revive its ailing economy, particularly the lucrative tourism sector that has been battered by the turmoil in which the country has been mired since a 2011 popular uprising.
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