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Kenya: Wanaotafuta kazi mawindo rahisi kwa walaghai mtandaoni
Matangazo mengi ya nafasi za ajira zina dalili zinazofanana: zina makataa mafupi, huahidi mishahara mikubwa na mara nyingi hujumuisha kiungo kwenye jukwaa la nje la mtandao linaloomba maelezo ya kibinafsi.
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Mali expels spokesman of UN peacekeeping mission
Malian colonels angry at the government’s handling of the insurgency seized power in August 2020 and carried out another coup in May 2021.
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Malawi police arrest 76 after day of protests
The police and protestors faced off in the townships of Area 36, Area 23 and Falls Estate after demonstrators blocked the main road with burning tyres.
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Amnesty urges probe into ‘horrific’ ethnic massacre in Ethiopia
The attackers unleashed a campaign of summary executions of ethnic Amhara, while also looting and burning homes, in claims corroborated by satellite imagery which showed evidence of fires breaking out in the area, Amnesty said.
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Kenya rejects blame over Omanyala US visa debacle
Kenyan authorities have rejected blame over a US visa hitch that may have robbed African 100-metre champion Ferdinand Omanyala of a chance of a medal at the World Championships in Oregon. Many in Kenya were…
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DR Congo leader’s brother-in-law accused of stealing church land
In 2019 “a group of people” came to the land, part of a larger church plot which hosts a major seminary, and wrongfully claimed to own it, he added during a press conference at the…
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South Africa arrests 13 police officers over lockdown violence
Police violence during the pandemic confinement, triggered national outrage and some protests in 2020, with rights groups reporting an increase in the use of lethal force.
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US says two jihadists killed in air strike in Somalia
US President Joe Biden in May ordered the reestablishment of a US troop presence in Somalia to help local authorities combat Al-Shabaab
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Chinese man charged with human trafficking in Malawi
He is alleged to have produced dehumanising videos of the children in the districts of Lilongwe and Mchinji in central Malawi.
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Sudan forces fire tear gas at protests as death toll from tribal clashes rises
The capital has been the scene of near-weekly protests since army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan launched a power grab in October last year that derailed a transition to civilian rule.







