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Kenya: Where You Are Likely to Lose Your Phone in Nairobi

[Nairobi News] Nairobians, it appears, cannot do without their mobile phones.

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The Express Balata Rubis Gas Station has been robbed and a fire was set inside the building. Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Hermina Vitalis, told St Lucia Times that a team member raised the alarm Tuesday morning after encountering difficulty opening up the business place. “She recognized that the

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Angolan police block anti-government protests before they even start | Africanews

Even before the anti-government protests were set to start in Angola, police had their guard up and were searching pedestrians and setting up roadblocks in the capital

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Kenya: Workers Spend Millions on Travel Due to Lack of Houses in Ol Kalou

[Nation] Ol Kalou town used to be a reticent rural backwater, until it was chosen as the headquarters of Nyandarua County -- a reluctant second choice after Nyahururu was successfully claimed by Laikipia County at the dawn of devolution amid much political wrangling.

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Waka Flocka Flame Dedicates Life to Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Awareness to Honor Late Brother

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Ethiopia's Allies Give Up On Talks, Call for Peace and Safety of Civilians

[East African] Ethiopia's regional and international allies are blunting at calls for dialogue with the embattled Tigray People's Liberation Front on which Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed ordered a military operation on November 4.

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Kenya Denies Reports of Relocating Elephants From the UK

[Nairobi News] Kenya says it's not been 'consulted or contacted' over a decision to relocate a herd of elephants from the UK.

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In Search of Justice

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Coronavirus has killed more than 100,000 people across the US | The Atlanta Voice

“We now have really clear evidence that wearing masks works — it’s probably a 50% protection against transmission,” Dr. Chris Murray, director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, or IHME, at the University of Washington, told CNN late

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Kenya: A Covid-19 Vaccine Could Help Revive the Tourism Industry - Balala

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala says the recovery of the sector is pegged on the approval and release of a COVID-19 vaccine, that will curb the spread of the disease.

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Kenya: Great News for Motorists as Epra Slashes Petrol, Diesel Prices

Nairobi — Starting mid-night, motorists will pay less for super petrol and diesel but more for kerosene after the energy watchdog revised prices of the precious

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John Wall Issues Apology For Throwing Up Gang Signs At An NYC Party | The Urban Daily

We're not entirely sure why all of a sudden throwing up Blood at a Brooklyn jam deserves an apology while throwing up B's during a playoff game doesn't, but whatever the case may be we know for sure it's not because NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is Cuz or something. Least we don't think. For all we

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Kenya: Kakuma Refugee Camp a Covid-19 'Hotspot' After Surge in Cases

[Nation] Authorities in Turkana have issued a red alert following a surge in the number of Covid-19 cases in the country, singling out Kakuma Refugee Camp as a hotspot.

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Kenya: Nameless, Wahu Discuss Marital Challenges

[Nairobi News] Singer Nameless has opened up about the challenges he's faced in marriage, even revealing he once moved out of his matrimonial home out to catch a 'break'.

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Kenya: Marauding Wild Animals Keep Residents Locked Indoors

[Nation] Some residents of Kilifi and Tana River counties are forced to stay indoors during the day to avoid being attacked by wild animals.

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Soweto welfare centre struggling to help orphans after robbery | News24

Sizanani, an organisation in Soweto that supports destitute children, has been robbed of around R50 000 worth of food, computers and other goods.

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Montclair ‘Permit Karen’ calls police on Black neighbor for assault

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Norfleet Oliver Lynch - Voice and Viewpoint

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TRIBUTE: Celebrating the life and works of Robino Ntila

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How So-Called White Allies Are Failing To Support The State Of Black Women In Corporate America - Blavity

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Tanzania: Immediate Measures to Protect the Rights of Prison Detainees

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Democrats, Biden still juggling virtual convention details | The Atlanta Voice

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Medical fraternity mourns Hakim

BY MOSES MUGUGUNYEKI/PHYLLIS MBANJE The medical fraternity in Zimbabwe was plunged into mourning following the death of a seasoned physician specialist and an academic, Professor James Gita Hakim on Tuesday due to COVID-19. Hakim was a professor of medicine and past chair of the University of

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Trump Signs Executive Order On Police Reform

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CMA allows coffee trading under old payment rules

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Africa: How Covid in India Affects Patients in Africa

[DW] About 97% of Kenyans and many Nigerians depend on India to treat heart and kidney diseases. With travel restrictions to India, some ill Africans have been left stranded.

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