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Watch: Fans Riot After Nigeria Miss World Cup Berth, Tear Gas Fired
Outraged supporters flooded the field of the sold-out 60,000 capacity stadium in the capital, after Ghana upset the home team by forcing a 1-1 draw to win the African play-off on away goals and dash Nigeria's hopes of appearing in the World Cup later this year.
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Ghana Destroys Hundreds of Homes in Capital in Bid to Prevent Floods
Bulldozers razed hundreds of homes and businesses in the poor Sodom and Gomorrah neighborhood of Ghana's capital on Saturday so the authorities can start widening a lagoon to prevent a repeat of this month's deadly floods.
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National Mourning Begins in Ghana After Deadly Blaze
Flags flew at half mast in Ghana today as three days of mourning began to honour more than 150 killed in a petrol station fire during heavy flooding in the capital, Accra.
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Ghana Fire, Flooding Death Toll More Than 150, Says Red Cross
More than 150 people have now died in a devastating petrol station fire and heavy flooding in Ghana's capital, Accra, the country's Red Cross said today.
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Brazil's Natal Put on Alert After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains in the past three days, which have resulted in floods, have forced the Brazilian authorities to declare a high alert in the city of Natal, one of the 12 World Cup hosts.
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Watch: Fans Riot After Nigeria Miss World Cup Berth, Tear Gas Fired
Outraged supporters flooded the field of the sold-out 60,000 capacity stadium in the capital, after Ghana upset the home team by forcing a 1-1 draw to win the African play-off on away goals and dash Nigeria's hopes of appearing in the World Cup later this year.
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Ghana Destroys Hundreds of Homes in Capital in Bid to Prevent Floods
Bulldozers razed hundreds of homes and businesses in the poor Sodom and Gomorrah neighborhood of Ghana's capital on Saturday so the authorities can start widening a lagoon to prevent a repeat of this month's deadly floods.
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National Mourning Begins in Ghana After Deadly Blaze
Flags flew at half mast in Ghana today as three days of mourning began to honour more than 150 killed in a petrol station fire during heavy flooding in the capital, Accra.
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Ghana Fire, Flooding Death Toll More Than 150, Says Red Cross
More than 150 people have now died in a devastating petrol station fire and heavy flooding in Ghana's capital, Accra, the country's Red Cross said today.
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Brazil's Natal Put on Alert After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains in the past three days, which have resulted in floods, have forced the Brazilian authorities to declare a high alert in the city of Natal, one of the 12 World Cup hosts.
