Zimbabwe indigenous farmers pushing to join a private wildlife conservancy owned by white farmers
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Riek Machar finally arrives in Juba
South Sudan’s opposition leader Riek Machar has finally arrived in the capital Juba to take up the position of vice
WHO issues yellow fever warning as deadly outbreak grows
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Liberia planning to handover public schools to the private sector
Liberia is planning to hand over the running of all its public primary schools and nursery schools to private companies
Machar leaves Gambella for Juba to take up VP post
South Sudan’s opposition leader Riek Machar has departed from the Ethiopian border town of Gambella headed to the capital Juba,
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Deaths from Malaria on the rise in Angola – WHO
Deaths from malaria in Angola this year look set to outstrip 2015 as a health crisis that includes one of
WHO says 3.2 billion people at risk of Malaria globally
In a report entitled “Eliminating Malaria” released on World Malaria Day observed every year on April 25, the World Health
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Do you clean your phone regularly? Or a better question would be have you ever cleaned your phone? Well, a
An all-night tribute to Papa Wemba to be held in Cote d’Ivoire
Cote d’Ivoire will host an all-night concert tribute this week to Congolese rumba star Papa Wemba, who died after collapsing