Wadh Kassim
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Kenya’s ‘Maasai Olympics’ offer women visibility through sports
A crowd erupts in cheers as a young Maasai woman pelts over the finish line, the latest participant in the “Maasai Olympics”, a re-imagining of a traditional coming-of-age rite in the rolling Kenyan grasses. On…
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Mijadala Kinzani Yatanda Kenya Kuhusu Chanjo Ya Mifugo
Kulingana na Rais Ruto, mpango huo unatazamia kuimarisha mazao ya wakulima ili kuendana na viwango vya kimataifa wakati wa kuuza bidhaa za nyama, maziwa na ngozi katika soko za kimataifa.
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Turkish Rescuers Search Infamous Syria Jail
Prisoners held inside the complex, which was the site of extrajudicial executions, torture and forced disappearances, were freed early last week by the rebels who ousted Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad on December 8.
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Watu 12 Waripotiwa Kufariki Dunia Kutokana na Sumu ya Gesi ya Monoxidi ya kaboni
Kulingana na ripoti kutoka kwa polisi, miili ya wageni 11 na raia mmoja wa Georgia iligunduliwa siku ya Jumamosi katika eneo la kulala juu ya mgahawa katika eneo la mapumziko la Gudauri, kaskazini mwa nchi…
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Weight-loss Drugmaker Novo Nordisk Invests $1.2 BN in New Factory in Denmark
The 40,000-square-metre (430,000-square-feet) production facility and warehouse in Odense “marks the first time in this century that Novo Nordisk breaks ground in Denmark by establishing a new production site,” the company said in a statement.
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South Korea’s Yoon Resists Questioning Over Failed Martial Law Bid
Prosecutors issued Yoon with a second summons on Monday for questioning over insurrection and abuse of power allegations after he “refused to comply” with a similar request a day earlier.
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Scientists Struggle to Explain Record Surge in Global Heat
Scientists are unanimous that burning fossil fuels has largely driven long-term global warming, and that natural climate variability can also influence temperatures one year to the next.
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Hundreds feared dead on Mayotte after Cyclone Chido
A senior official said Sunday that the death toll from cyclone Chido’s passage across Mayotte would be in the hundreds, perhaps even thousands, as France rushed in rescue workers and supplies.








