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Nigeria's police thwart march to government offices in capital
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Nigeria's police thwart march to government offices in capital

Nearly 700 people have been arrested during the protests and nine officers injured, according to police. Nigeria's police on Saturday arrested dozens of protesters and fired teargas to disperse those trying to march to government offices in the capital, Abuja, on a third day of demonstrations ove...

Self-taught Chadian Olympic archer wins hearts of Koreans
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Self-taught Chadian Olympic archer wins hearts of Koreans

Israel Madaye taught himself archery with limited resources, gave up his career as an electrician and trained at a cemetery to become an Olympian. An archer from Chad has captured hearts in South Korea and been hailed by a K-Pop star for his "true Olympic spirit" after a Games debut where he almo...

Zambia, Burundi sign deals on education, child development
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Zambia, Burundi sign deals on education, child development

Zambian President Hichilema says he wants to see better utilisation of the Tanganyika Corridor, a link between the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the Great Lakes region, to enhance trade and connectivity. Zambia and Burundi signed six bilateral agreements Thursday to boost coop...

What did Israel's recent assassinations actually accomplish?
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What did Israel's recent assassinations actually accomplish?

The killing of senior Hamas and Hezbollah officials have once again brought the region to the brink of war. It is time for cooler heads to prevail. By Jasmine El-Gamal Following Israel's assassination of Hamas's political leader, Ismail Haniyeh, in Iran in the early hours of July 31, the Middle E...

Q&A: What is Hamas' future after Haniyeh's assassination?
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Q&A: What is Hamas' future after Haniyeh's assassination?

Assassinated by Israel, Haniyeh’s death will not lead to a leadership crisis in Hamas, Palestinian expert Yousef Alhelou says. By Berra Ince Israel’s assassination of Hamas’ political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh in a targeted air strike in Tehran has sent shockwaves across Gaza and the occupied W...