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New Zealand To Apologise For ‘Racist’ Historic Police Raids

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she will offer a formal apology to New Zealand's Pacific community over demeaning police raids which targeted them in...

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Africa

Uganda Court Grants Bail To 18 Supporters Of Opposition Leader Wine

A Ugandan military court on Monday released on bail 18 supporters of singer-turned-opposition leader Bobi Wine detained since the start of the year on...

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Asia

Death Toll From Gas Blast In Central China Rises To 25

A total of 25 people have now been confirmed dead after a gas pipe explosion in the Zhangwan District of Shiyan City, central China's...

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Middle East

New Israeli Government Faces Tension With Palestinians

Benjamin Netanyahu handed over power in Israel on Monday to new Prime Minister Naftali Bennett but remained defiant as the government faced tensions with...

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Five Kenyan Security Officers Killed In Suspected al Shabaab Attack Near Somali Border

Five Kenyan security officers were killed Tuesday in a clash with suspected al Shabaab militants in Mandera county, near the border with Somalia, police said. The attack occurred around midday when a patrol team from SOG Alungu encountered militants near Wantey Dam, according to a police report. Al...

Kenya Investigates Suspected Toxin After 15 Elephants Die In Amboseli

Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is investigating a possible toxic substance after 15 elephants died in the Amboseli ecosystem between June 24 and July 24, with preliminary lab tests flagging a suspicious compound in samples taken from several of the animals. The Amboseli ecosystem, which lies in southern Kenya...

South Africa Faces Labour Shortages After Migrant Workers Leave

South Africa is beginning to feel the economic impact of a large-scale departure of migrant workers, with farms, factories and households struggling to find labour after thousands of foreign nationals left the country following xenophobic attacks and intensified immigration enforcement. In one of South Africa’s major citrus-producing regions,...