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Ebola In Congo: Confirmed Cases Rise To 282, Survivors Share Recovery Stories
At least 282 confirmed cases of Ebola have now been reported in Congo's ongoing outbreak, the central African nation said and patients who recovered from the disease spoke of their recovery stories.
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South Africa's Ruling Party ANC Suspends Ex President Jacob Zuma
South Africa's ruling ANC suspended former national president Jacob Zuma from the party on Monday and vowed to launch a legal challenge against a rival group campaigning in his name.
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5 Killed In Cape Town Amid Strike By Taxi-Drivers
Five people have been killed in the South African city of Cape Town as a strike by mini-bus taxi drivers that began last week turned violent, authorities said on Tuesday.
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Niger's Military Announces Coup; Soldiers Detain President: 5 Points
Soldiers claim to have overthrown Niger's government following an apparent coup in the West African nation on Wednesday when members of the Presidential Guard detained President Mohamed Bazoum.
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This Is What 126 Crores Of Heroin Looks Like. Seized At Delhi Airport.
Customs officials at Delhi airport Sunday intercepted two South African nationals and seized heroin worth Rs 126 crore and weighing 18 kg from them.
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Six African Nationals Arrested In Pune With Drugs Worth Rs 67 Lakhs: Police
The Pune Police on Thursday recovered drugs worth Rs 67 lakhs from six African nationals from Tanzania and Uganda and arrested them.
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South Africa Ex-President Jacob Zuma To Appeal Graft Trial: Lawyer
"Mr Zuma would like to exercise the full extent of his constitutional rights, which includes the right to appeal," Zuma's lawyer Thabani Masuku told the High Court in the southern eastern city of Pietermaritzburg.
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South Africa Lawmakers Re-Elect Cyril Ramaphosa As President
South African lawmakers on Wednesday re-elected Cyril Ramaphosa as the nation's president, two weeks after the ruling ANC party returned to power in legislative elections.
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Islamic State Claims Suicide Attack on Libyan Foreign Ministry
Libya Province claimed credit for the attack in a statement posted to Amaq news agency and distributed by SITE Intelligence Group.
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Ramaphosa Holds the Aces in Countdown to South African Vote
Since assuming presidency, Ramaphosa has fired several ministers and senior managers of state companies implicated in graft.
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South Africa Opposition Links Ramaphosa Donation to Guptas
The South Africa’s main opposition party said a fund that collected money for Ramaphosa’s campaign has links to the Gupta family.
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African Job Creation Lags Developmental Gains, Study Finds
African Job Creation Lags Developmental Gains, Study Finds
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Jonas Tells South African Inquiry That Guptas Threatened to Kill Him
Jonas Tells South African Inquiry Guptas Threatened to Kill Him
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Opposition's Tallies Show it Leading in Zimbabwe Vote
Vote Ends, Count Begins in Zimbabwe’s First Post-Mugabe Election
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Zuma Calls South African ANC's Push for Him to Quit `Unfair'
South African president said he’s done nothing wrong.
 "This Is What 126 Crores Of Heroin Looks Like. Seized At Delhi Airport.")
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Ebola In Congo: Confirmed Cases Rise To 282, Survivors Share Recovery Stories
At least 282 confirmed cases of Ebola have now been reported in Congo's ongoing outbreak, the central African nation said and patients who recovered from the disease spoke of their recovery stories.
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South Africa's Ruling Party ANC Suspends Ex President Jacob Zuma
South Africa's ruling ANC suspended former national president Jacob Zuma from the party on Monday and vowed to launch a legal challenge against a rival group campaigning in his name.
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5 Killed In Cape Town Amid Strike By Taxi-Drivers
Five people have been killed in the South African city of Cape Town as a strike by mini-bus taxi drivers that began last week turned violent, authorities said on Tuesday.
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Niger's Military Announces Coup; Soldiers Detain President: 5 Points
Soldiers claim to have overthrown Niger's government following an apparent coup in the West African nation on Wednesday when members of the Presidential Guard detained President Mohamed Bazoum.
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This Is What 126 Crores Of Heroin Looks Like. Seized At Delhi Airport.
Customs officials at Delhi airport Sunday intercepted two South African nationals and seized heroin worth Rs 126 crore and weighing 18 kg from them.
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Six African Nationals Arrested In Pune With Drugs Worth Rs 67 Lakhs: Police
The Pune Police on Thursday recovered drugs worth Rs 67 lakhs from six African nationals from Tanzania and Uganda and arrested them.
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South Africa Ex-President Jacob Zuma To Appeal Graft Trial: Lawyer
"Mr Zuma would like to exercise the full extent of his constitutional rights, which includes the right to appeal," Zuma's lawyer Thabani Masuku told the High Court in the southern eastern city of Pietermaritzburg.
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South Africa Lawmakers Re-Elect Cyril Ramaphosa As President
South African lawmakers on Wednesday re-elected Cyril Ramaphosa as the nation's president, two weeks after the ruling ANC party returned to power in legislative elections.
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Islamic State Claims Suicide Attack on Libyan Foreign Ministry
Libya Province claimed credit for the attack in a statement posted to Amaq news agency and distributed by SITE Intelligence Group.
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Ramaphosa Holds the Aces in Countdown to South African Vote
Since assuming presidency, Ramaphosa has fired several ministers and senior managers of state companies implicated in graft.
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South Africa Opposition Links Ramaphosa Donation to Guptas
The South Africa’s main opposition party said a fund that collected money for Ramaphosa’s campaign has links to the Gupta family.
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African Job Creation Lags Developmental Gains, Study Finds
African Job Creation Lags Developmental Gains, Study Finds
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Jonas Tells South African Inquiry That Guptas Threatened to Kill Him
Jonas Tells South African Inquiry Guptas Threatened to Kill Him
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Opposition's Tallies Show it Leading in Zimbabwe Vote
Vote Ends, Count Begins in Zimbabwe’s First Post-Mugabe Election
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Zuma Calls South African ANC's Push for Him to Quit `Unfair'
South African president said he’s done nothing wrong.
