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Thousands of Libyan Teachers Protest for Better Pay
Public school teachers in the Libyan capital and other cities protested on Thursday to demand higher salaries from the Tripoli-based government, threatening a general strike if demands remained unmet.
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Lissu: Kesi Ya Uhaini Dhidi Yangu Imejengwa Kwenye Msingi Wa Hisia
Mwenyekiti wa Chadema, Tundu Lissu, amesema ushahidi uliowasilishwa na upande wa mashtaka haujaonyesha kwamba alikuwa na nia ya kuchochea umma kuzuia Uchaguzi Mkuu wa mwaka 2025, akidai kesi hiyo imejengwa zaidi kwenye hisia kuliko masharti…
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Six Killed in Russian Strike on Ukraine Farm Near Kharkiv: PM
Six people were killed in a Russian strike on a farm in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine on Thursday, Prime Minister Sergiy Koretsky said, after a wave of attacks across the country.
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Sri Lanka Protests Oppose Contentious Judicial Reforms
Sri Lanka’s main opposition took to the streets on Thursday to protest against judicial reforms, including raising the retirement age for judges, that the government says are needed to reduce legal delays.
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Basata Yamfungia Harmonize Kufanya Mziki, Yapiga Faini Wengine Akiwemo Nandy
Harmonize amesitishiwa kujishughulisha na shughuli za sanaa hadi atakapotekeleza maamuzi ya BASATA, ikiwemo kulipa faini ya shilingi milioni tano ndani ya siku 14 na kuondoa video ya wimbo wake Kudos kwenye mitandao yote nchini.
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French Court Confirms Rape Trial for PSG and Morocco Star Hakimi
An appeals court confirmed on June 19, during the World Cup, that Hakimi would stand trial in criminal court over the alleged rape of a woman in 2023, an accusation he has repeatedly denied.
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Saka Says England Still Have ‘Scar’ from World Cup Semi-Final Loss
Bukayo Saka, Arsenal winger made it clear that the pain of failing to win England’s first major men’s international football title since a 1966 World Cup triumph on home soil ran deep.
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Tanzania Opposition Leader Urges ‘Courage’ from Judges Ahead of Treason Verdict
Lissu told the judges that they carried “not only the weight of convicting one person” but would set a precedent for the future of the east African country.
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Ethiopia’s Tigray Rebels Seize Airports, Clash with Gov’t Forces
Tigrayan rebels in northern Ethiopia seized control of airports and battled federal troops in the neighbouring Afar region, multiple sources told AFP on Wednesday, as long-standing tensions spilled into open conflict.
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Ethiopia’s Tigray Rebels say Countering ‘Invasion’ by Federal Forces
The Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) fought a devastating civil war with the federal government in 2020-2022 that killed some 600,000 people, according to African Union estimates.
