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‘Mbira’ instrument connects Zimbabweans to the spirits
The mbira instrument has been getting somewhat of a tonal transplant in Zimbabwe. Used in traditional music for generations, teachers
ISIL claims killing of Croatian hostage in Egypt
Islamic State militants have claimed the killing of a Croatian hostage. The ISIL group has posted an online image showing
Egypt Air to transport 2,200 Palestinian pilgrims to Saudi Arabia this year
The head of EgyptAir, Hesham al-Nahas, said Wednesday that the airline company has signed a cooperation agreement with Palestinian Airways,
315 dead in southeast Congo from measles outbreak: U.N.
A measles outbreak in Katanga province in the Democratic of Congo has killed 315 people and infected at least 20,000,
50 migrants missing over boat sinks off Libyan coast
Around 60 migrants are missing in waters off Libya, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) said on Wednesday after interviewing
Bleeding Freely at the London marathon
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Technology has the potential to solve many of the continent’s challenges. But the fast-paced tech industry can also be highly
IAAF to discipline athletes over results from retested samples
The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) on Tuesday announced that it would be initiating disciplinary action against 28 as-yet