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Indian Ship Captain, Crew Win "Exceptional Bravery" Awards For Red Sea Rescue Op
Captain Avhilash Rawat and his crew of an oil tanker have been named among the winners of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 2024 Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for their "extraordinary courage" shown in a Red Sea rescue mission.
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Jailed Portuguese Hacker Is 'Whistleblower' Behind Luanda Leaks, Lawyers Say
A Portuguese hacker has taken responsibility for disclosing hundreds of thousands of files revealing how billionaire Isabel dos Santos, daughter of Angola's former president, built her vast business empire, his lawyers said on Monday.
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Angola's Yellow Fever Deaths Rises To 158: WHO
A yellow fever outbreak in Angola that began late last year has killed 158 people, up from 50 a month ago, as deaths from the disease transmitted by mosquitoes accelerate, a World Health Organisation official said today.
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Import tariffs strain rich-poor gap in 'madly expensive' Luanda
In Luanda's Jumbo supermarket, a half-litre tub of imported vanilla ice-cream used to cost $25, testament to the Angolan capital's rank as one of the world's most expensive cities.
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Police find wreck of missing Mozambique plane, no survivors
Namibian police have found the wreckage of a Mozambican Airlines plane that went missing on Friday and none of the more than 30 people on board have survived the crash, a senior officer said.
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Angola: Stampede kills 16 at religious gathering
The death toll from a New Year's Eve stampede during a religious vigil at an overcrowded stadium in the Angolan capital Luanda has risen to 16, state-owned daily newspaper Jornal de Angola said on Wednesday.
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Indian Ship Captain, Crew Win "Exceptional Bravery" Awards For Red Sea Rescue Op
Captain Avhilash Rawat and his crew of an oil tanker have been named among the winners of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 2024 Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea for their "extraordinary courage" shown in a Red Sea rescue mission.
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Jailed Portuguese Hacker Is 'Whistleblower' Behind Luanda Leaks, Lawyers Say
A Portuguese hacker has taken responsibility for disclosing hundreds of thousands of files revealing how billionaire Isabel dos Santos, daughter of Angola's former president, built her vast business empire, his lawyers said on Monday.
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Angola's Yellow Fever Deaths Rises To 158: WHO
A yellow fever outbreak in Angola that began late last year has killed 158 people, up from 50 a month ago, as deaths from the disease transmitted by mosquitoes accelerate, a World Health Organisation official said today.
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Import tariffs strain rich-poor gap in 'madly expensive' Luanda
In Luanda's Jumbo supermarket, a half-litre tub of imported vanilla ice-cream used to cost $25, testament to the Angolan capital's rank as one of the world's most expensive cities.
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Police find wreck of missing Mozambique plane, no survivors
Namibian police have found the wreckage of a Mozambican Airlines plane that went missing on Friday and none of the more than 30 people on board have survived the crash, a senior officer said.
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Angola: Stampede kills 16 at religious gathering
The death toll from a New Year's Eve stampede during a religious vigil at an overcrowded stadium in the Angolan capital Luanda has risen to 16, state-owned daily newspaper Jornal de Angola said on Wednesday.
