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No reason why SA should stop selling arms to Turkey - Mapisa-Nqakula | News24
Nothing prevents South Africa from exporting arms to Turkey, according to Defence and Military Veterans Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.
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Rwanda Reports Seven New Cases of COVID-19
Rwanda has on Wednesday, May 27 confirmed 7 new cases of Covid-19 and one
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Somalia: U.S. Kills Two Al-Shabaab Fighters in Somalia
In a statement, Africom said the two were killed in an air strike targeting Al Shabaab militants in an operation conducted in coordination with the Federal Government of
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Fire sweeps through crowded Cameroonian prison
A fire tore through an overcrowded maximum security prison in Cameroon’s port city of Douala on Thursday leading to the hospitalisation of three prisoners with serious burns, a local fire chief
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Rwanda: Illicit Products Worth Millions Seized in Regional Crackdown
Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB) last week seized substandard and unlawful products valued above Rwf 17 million in a nationwide operation, the agency has
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Zesa switches off 100 households over illegal connections
The power utility roped in the police in an operation that unearthed numerous cases of meter bypassing, dangerous and unsafe wiring, unsanctioned connections and subletting of power, among
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Cops link burial site to Klansman Gang
AN unofficial burial site the police have linked to the infamous Klansman Gang, which mainly operates in Spanish Town, St Catherine, yesterday yielded the remains of at least two people after investigators revisited a cold
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South Africa: Juveniles in Court for School Break-in
After numerous incidents of schools being broken into in the province, the Verulam detectives continued with their operations to arrest all those involved in the school
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Cameroon: Three Soldiers Charged With Murder in Anglophone Village Massacre
Three soldiers have been charged with murder in the Ngarbuh village massacre in western Cameroon, where at least 23 civilians were killed during an operation against Anglophone separatist forces in
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Nation should pause to salute fallen officers – Rowe - Colleagues hail slain cops as special, full of love
JAMAICA POLICE Federation Chairman Sergeant Patrae Rowe is calling on the Government to pay tribute to the two officers who lost their lives in an early-morning operation in Horizon Park, St Catherine, earlier this month and to ensure their sacrifice is not
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A New Civil War: Inside the Confederate Flag’s Banning Courtesy of the U.S. Marines - The New York Beacon
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Nigerian Navy Foils Pirates' Attack On Chinese Ship - Official
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Rwanda Drone Engineers Help Zipline Find Foothold in U.S.
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Nigeria: Bandits Attacks - Presidency Announces 'Major Proactive' Military Operation in Katsina
A day after scores of residents of a Katsina community blocked a highway to protest incessant attacks by armed bandits, the presidency announced the commencement of a major military operation to sweep bandits and kidnappers out of the
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Million$ drug bust - Ganja valued at J$10.5m seized, three Bahamians nabbed
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Rwanda: Rusesabagina Was Not Kidnapped - Kagame
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Tunisia Nears Zero Coronavirus Cases As it Eyes Tourism
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South Africa denies exporting weapons to country at war
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Digicel Foundation pumps $42m in humanitarian project
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