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Lebanon: Tyre residents clear rubble after Israeli strikes/in /by
Residents of Lebanon's historic city of Tyre surveyed widespread destruction on 28 May after Israeli strikes hit the area. The attacks came as fighting with Hezbollah intensified despite a ceasefire announced in April.
DRC’s ministers of health and communications arrive in Bunia to oversee Ebola response/in /by
A show of support from Kinshasa on Thursday as the Congolese ministers of health and communications arrived in Bunia, the epicenter of the DRC’s latest Ebola outbreak. Bunia is the capital of eastern Congo’s Ituri province, where the first cases of the current outbreak were identified on May 15.
Haitian island-based soccer World Cup player still waiting for US visa/in /by
With just two weeks to the start of the tournament, visas for Woodensky Pierre and nearly a dozen soccer officials have yet to come through.
UK: Cerner Abbas’ iconic chalk giant gets first major makeover/in /by
UK conservation teams are restoring the Cerne Abbas Giant in Dorset, one of the country's most recognisable historic landmarks, using 17 tonnes of wet chalk to renew the figure's fading outline.
DR Congo steps up Ebola response as cases rise and EU aid arrives/in /by
The Democratic Republic of Congo has stepped up efforts to contain a worsening Ebola outbreak after health authorities confirmed a new case in Goma, a densely populated city in the country's east.
WHO head says Ebola outbreak can be stopped as he arrives in DR Congo/in /by
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus travels to the eastern province of Ituri, the epicentre of the current outbreak, on Friday.
Eight convictions in the 2023 Esther Miracle ferry disaster in Gabon/in /by
The verdict has sparked outrage among the civil parties with their lawyers already saying they plan to appeal.
Senegalese president pardons journalist over 2018 massacre/in /by
The president of Senegal has pardoned a journalist convicted to life in prison over a 2018 massacre in the southern Casamance region, the Committee to Protect Journalists watchdog said in a statement.
Swedish court to rule in December on oil execs accused in Sudan war crimes case/in /by
A Stockholm court on Thursday wrapped up hearings in the trial of two former oil executives accused of complicity in war crimes over their business dealings during Sudan's second civil war, with a ruling expected in December.
Parliament sets first meeting in Ramaphosa ‘farmgate’ impeachment case/in /by
South Africa’s Parliament will on Monday hold the first meeting of a special committee to examine allegations in the “Farmgate” scandal involving President Cyril Ramaphosa.