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The United Nations on Wednesday rejected Tunisia’s reasons for the arrest in March of a UN expert on suspicion of
UNICEF to provide education for 9,000 children in Libya’s Benghazi
The UN International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) on Wednesday said it will provide learning opportunities for 9,000 children and adolescents
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Sudan suspends talks transitional govt talks for 72 hours
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Expectant women forced to deliver babies on floor of Uganda’s Tororo Hospital
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Saray Khumalo becomes first black African woman to conquer Mount Everest
South African Saray Khumalo has reached the highest point on the planet becoming the first black African woman to scale Mount
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Four-time New York City Marathon champion Mary Keitany of Kenya will participate in the second edition of the “Walk the Talk:
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