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NADI: Restricting global warming is a matter of survival and too many countries are shirking their responsibility to cut emissions, the official presiding over the UN’s flagship upcoming climate conference said on the final day of the meeting’s precursor event on Thursday.
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São Tomé and Príncipe has run out of petrol and cooking kerosene. The finance minister says a US$17 million import is due within a week.
His whereabouts, legal status and detaining authority have not been disclosed.
The Sierra Leone Supreme Court overruled an opposition objection on 7 October and moved ahead with cases on a bill that rewrites presidential vote rules.
It's unclear who will replace Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy as the top Republican on the Senate HELP Committee.
The Voter Registration Officers have set up the camps for disposal of notices/claims and objections and enrolment of all eligible electors
Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of deploying troops to Tigray, while Asmara rejects the claims and accuses Addis Ababa of fabricating excuses.
