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KUALA LUMPUR: Families of Malaysians missing in the Nepal floods have sought clarification on delayed financial assistance and other benefits during an audience with the Raja Puan Muda of Kedah, Che Puan Muda Zaheeda Mohamad Ariff.
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A House of Representatives committee is auditing a US$460 million camera and communications network for Abuja that lawmakers describe as a failed project.
A panel running Nigeria's talks with Ogoni communities says no deal to restart Ogoniland oil, suspended since 1993, will be signed before community consent.
Drone footage shows cars crushed between lorries in thick fog near Yambol, and the road has been closed in both directions in an incident involving over 50 vehicles.
Nigeria's opposition says the search for one joint presidential candidate is on course, yet no name is agreed and the main hopefuls will not step down.
GCC defense ministers have agreed to establish a forward command for the unified military command in Kuwait and assign appropriate forces, the bloc's secretary-general announced.
