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Nobel Peace Prize laureate calls on people to defend international law

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South African jurist, Navi Pillay, was honoured for her lifelong commitment to human rights, justice, and accountability.

Mauritius imposes curfew after police shooting sparks violent protests

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Residents of Mauritius were under curfew on Tuesday night in response to rare violent protests after a police officer shot and seriously injured a woman.

Storm chaos in Santiago as hail, floods and power cuts slam Chile’s capital

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Heavy rain, hail and thunderstorms flooded Santiago, Chile, on Tuesday, 13 October, disrupting transport and leaving over 36,000 electricity customers without power. Chile’s disaster agency, Senapred, declared a red alert across the Metropolitan Region.

Ukraine: Russian missiles hit Kyiv homes and power plant, killing 3 and injuring 22

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Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv killed at least three people, injured 22 and damaged homes and power plants, leaving over 600,000 without electricity.

Kenyans in border town 'afraid' of Ebola risk after first death

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In the Kenyan border town of Busia, authorities are stepping up screening for people entering the country from Uganda. Earlier this month, Kenya reported its first ever death from Ebola. The victim had just returned from DR Congo via Uganda and that’s making people nervous.

Egypt to build a rail link as an alternative to the blocked Suez Canal

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Dubbed the "Suez Canal on Rails", the line connects Red Sea ports directly to Mediterranean export terminals. Once fully operational, it is expected to carry up to 13 million tonnes of freight each year, allowing cargo to be transferred across Egypt by rail and helping bypass maritime bottlenecks.

Flooded streets, damage in Libya as heavy rains paralyse capital

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Heavy rains flooded the streets of Libyan capital Tripoli on Tuesday, submerging vehicles and killing a bank employee, according to his employer.

DRC Ebola outbreak passes 9,000 cases, including more than 4,000 deaths

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The worst Ebola outbreak ever in the Democratic Republic of Congo has passed the 9,000-case mark, with the number of deaths exceeding 4,000 since early October, health authorities said Tuesday.

Pope Leo XIV has cancerous tumour removed from right lung

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Pope Leo XVI had a cancerous tumor removed from his right lung on Tuesday, the Vatican has confirmed. The operation at Rome’s Gemelli hospital was successful and without complication, the Vatican said.

Zimbabwean author denies using AI to write award-winning story

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Simbarashe Kundizeza was responding to an accusation that has caused an uproar on social media.

Spain seeks ‘good neighbourly relations’ with Morocco as migration crisis shadows royal visit

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Spain’s King Felipe VI has called for “good neighbourly relations” with Morocco during a landmark visit to Ceuta, as tensions over migration continue to test relations between the two neighbours and highlight the human cost of Europe’s borders

Formula One to return to Africa in 'early 2030s' in Rwanda

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Formula One on Tuesday announced its upcoming return to Africa with a Grand Prix in Rwanda expected in the early 2030s, a first since 1993.

Environmentalists protest at African Energy Week in Cape Town

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Climate activists on Tuesday picketed outside the African Energy Week conference, in the South African city of Cape Town, calling for an end to new oil and gas exploration across the continent.

Africa records world's fastest gains in disaster resilience - new study

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Africa has recorded the world's fastest improvements in disaster resilience, a new major global study has revealed.

A 'landmark' moment - why has Rwanda been chosen to host F1?

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How Rwanda has succeeded where Morocco and South Africa, among others, have failed by agreeing a deal to stage the African Grand Prix.

Severe environmental incident declared in Niger after oil blowout

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Niger authorities said Monday that a huge blowout of oil and gas in the country's eastern desert last month has caused an environmental incident of "exceptional severity".

Ceuta crowds affirm Spanish identity during royal visit

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King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia received a rapturous welcome in Ceuta on Tuesday, 13 October, as they began their first visit to the Spanish North African territory since 2007.

Rusty or something more? South Africa's concern after Australia loss

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Australia complete 214-run victory over South Africa in Durban. What does heavy defeat mean for the world champions?

Mauritius, Seychelles among most capitalist nations in Africa according to new index

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Mauritius, Seychelles and Botswana are the most capitalist countries in Africa, according to the Global Capitalism Index, a new ranking published by researchers affiliated with the University of Virginia.

Zimbabwe: Gvt Moves to Create National Database for Small Businesses

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[263Chat] The government is developing a national database of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) aimed at formalising the sector improving access to government support and strengthening economic planning.

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Faces Fuel Cost Risks As Middle East Tensions Push Oil Prices Higher

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[263Chat] Global oil prices rose on Monday following attacks on two airports in Saudi Arabia, heightening concerns over Middle East tensions and their potential impact on fuel costs and economies, including Zimbabwe.

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