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The EU is fuelling hunger in Africa - Stabroek News
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Brazilian companies join call for action on Amazon deforestation - Stabroek News
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Kenya coronavirus: 3,727 cases; burial rules relaxed, first family uninfected
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Kenya coronavirus: school year annulled, classes resume in 2021 | Africanews
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Monkey See, Monkey Who? St. Louis Zoo Reveals Gender Of Endangered Baby Chimp – The Wilmington Journal
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Big Cat Rescue: Jaguar Caught in Brazil Town – The Wilmington Journal
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Kenya coronavirus: 2,216 cases; record 54 recoveries
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Africa: We Are Causing Climate Change, and Climate Change Is Costing us.
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Africa: Conditions are Rife for Next Pandemic Unless Urgent Action is Taken, WWF Warns
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Burundi: At UN Assembly, President of Burundi Rejects Diplomatic Aggression Against His Country
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Kenya coronavirus: KQ resumes local operations, recoveries hit 3,000 | Africanews
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Africa: Satellite Alerts Seen Helping Fight Deforestation in Africa
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