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Historic buildings were set on fire, vehicles were torched, storefronts were destroyed, shops were looted and around 2,400 people were arrested.
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RUSSIA-USA-HUBBARD:Russia frees retired US schoolteacher in goodwill gesture as Putin meets Witkoff
The Bronkhorstspruit water crisis, which has sickened about 450 people, exposes deep-rooted failures in local government, poor oversight and a culture of non-accountability that puts public health at…
Geoffrey Mosiria is at a political crossroads. Sacked by Governor Johnson Sakaja ten days after declaring his intention to run for Nairobi Governor in 2027, he now faces a choice: chase the Governor’s…
Russia has issued sweeping bans on a range of Armenian products this year as Yerevan, Moscow’s historical ally, began the process of joining the EU.
