WHO begins Ebola vaccinations in Congo as officials race to contain outbreak with support from partners amid insecurity and rising cases.
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Luhaga Mpina secures clearance to run in Tanzania’s presidential election after court overturns electoral commission’s disqualification
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The Morocco doll museum in Rabat preserves cultural heritage through handcrafted dolls, blending tradition, art, and identity while drawing global interest.
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WHO warns Congo Ebola outbreak can be contained, but urgent measures and international support are needed to prevent further spread
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HRW condemns Egypt’s arrests of online content creators, warning the crackdown threatens free expression and silences young digital voices.
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Ghana agrees to accept West African deportees from the U.S., with Mahama framing the move as part of the fight against deportations
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Nigeria suffers another power grid collapse, sparking nationwide blackout as restoration efforts begin and frustrations grow over repeated failures.