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Somalia’s al Shabaab says has executed four spies
Somalia’s militant al Shabaab group said late Friday it had executed four people it accused of espionage, including one
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Kenyan diplomat who accused Egyptian official of referring to sub-Saharan Africans as “dogs and slaves” be dismissed – Egypt
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Heavy Rains Caused Floods In Accra
Several parts of Accra flooded following rains which started on Thursday morning. Many commuters who were on their way to
Kenya’s biggest telecoms company Safaricom to launch local rival to Uber
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Al-Shabaab and Ethiopian forces make conflicting claims
Somali armed group Al-Shabaab and African Union’s AMISOM force have each claimed to have killed large numbers of the other
Tanzania cancels duty free shops for the military
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