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[Daily News] Dodoma -- THE government has announced a two-month amnesty for people possessing firearms illegally, giving them an opportunity to voluntarily surrender the weapons without facing prosecution.
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El partido sostiene que el Gobierno de Madrid atentó contra el interés general de los ciudadanos con la adquisición de la vivienda que costó 6,3 millones de euros
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The Niger State Police Command has arrested three suspected members of a criminal syndicate allegedly operating under the guise of a Yansakai vigilante group in Mariga Local Government Area of the…
