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Somalia will talk to Al-Shabaab when time is right: President
Mohamud, who was elected in May after previously serving as president from 2012 to 2017, said past approaches to Al-Shabaab had not worked, and his government was open to alternatives including talks when appropriate.
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Burkina ex-president Compaore ‘expected’ home by weekend
Burkina Faso’s former leader Blaise Compaore, who was forced into exile in 2014, is expected to return to Ouagadougou shortly for a summit of ex-presidents, a government spokesman said on Wednesday. “By the end of…
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Morocco yawafungulia mashtaka wahamiaji baada ya janga la Melilla
Kesi ya wahamiaji 36 wanaoshtakiwa kwa ‘kuingia Morocco kinyume cha sheria,’ ilianza Jumatatu siku chache baada ya jaribio kubwa la kuvuka hadi katika eneo la Uhispania.
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Somalia yatoa leseni za kwanza kwa benki za kigeni
Benki inayomilikiwa na serikali ya Banque Misr ya Misri na Ziraat Katilim ya Uturuki zitakuwa benki za kwanza za kimataifa kufanya kazi nchini humo,
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UN yatoa wito wa dharura wa dola milioni 110 kwa wahanga wa tetemeko la ardhi Afghanistan
Tetemeko la kipimo cha 5.9 lilipiga jimbo la Paktika mashariki mwa nchi, na kuua zaidi ya watu 1,000 na kuwaacha makumi kwa maelfu bila makazi.
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AU urges probe into deaths of Africans at Spain-Morocco border
At least 23 migrants died and 140 police officers were wounded in the ensuing violence, according to Moroccan authorities. It was the heaviest toll in years from such attempts to cross the frontier at Melilla.
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Zelensky awasihi viongozi wa ulimwengu kushinikiza kumaliza vita kabla mwisho wa mwaka
Rais wa Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky aliwataka viongozi wa G7 kufanya kila wawezalo kukomesha uvamizi wa Urusi katika nchi yake ifikapo mwisho wa mwaka.
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Allied Democratic Forces rebels kill 14 civilians in Eastern DR Congo
DF fighters attacked the settlement of Mamove Saturday morning, killing six women and three men, wounding two other people and torching two houses, said local civil society leader Kinos Katuo.
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Sudan accuses Ethiopia of executing 7 soldiers, a civilian
Relations between Khartoum and Addis Ababa have soured in recent years over the contested border region of Fashaqa, a fertile strip long cultivated by Ethiopian farmers, but claimed by Sudan.
