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Morocco Crush Central African Republic, Serhou Guirassy Scores Hat-Trick
Morocco hammered Central African Republic 5-0 and Serhou Guirassy scored a hat-trick as Guinea trounced Ethiopia 4-1 on Saturday in the final 2025 Africa Cup of Nations third-round qualifiers
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Man Arrested For Carrying Cocaine Worth Rs 18 Crore At Mumbai Airport
A 34-year-old man from the Republic of Guinea was arrested for alleged possession of over 2 kg of cocaine, worth Rs 18 crore, at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai, an official said on Wednesday.
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Ebola Outbreak In Guinea Is Over: World Health Organisation
The UN's health agency today declared Guinea's Ebola outbreak over two years after it emerged, spreading death across west Africa and pushing the region's worst-hit communities to the brink of collapse.
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Chad, Equatorial Guinea Troops Also Accused in Central Africa Child Sex Abuse: NGO
Soldiers from Chad and Equatorial Guinea have been accused in a confidential UN report that also implicates French troops of sexually abusing children in Central African Republic, a non-governmental organization said Thursday.
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Death Toll from Congo Ebola Outbreak Rises to 31
The death toll from an outbreak of the Ebola virus in the Djera region of northern Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to 31, Minister of Health Felix Kabange Numbi told Reuters on Tuesday.
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First Ebola cases suspected in Mali; regional death toll tops 90
The first possible cases of Ebola are suspected to have been found in Mali, since it first broke out in neighboring Guinea, adding to fears that the deadly virus was spreading across West Africa.
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Indian American students win National Geographic World Championship
A team of three young Indian American students defeated teams from 17 other regions to win top honours at the 11th National Geographic World Championship in Russia's St Petersburg.
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Ethiopia, Togo fielded suspended stars; how World Cup Africa zone standings would change
World football governing body FIFA issued a statement last weekend saying they were probing games involving Togo, Ethiopia and Equatorial Guinea over the alleged use of ineligible players, but did not name them.
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Nigerian boat with 166 people on board sinks at sea
A wooden boat carrying 166 people from southeastern Nigeria capsized about 40 nautical miles off the coast, with only two known survivors, emergency services and local traders said on Tuesday.
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Morocco Crush Central African Republic, Serhou Guirassy Scores Hat-Trick
Morocco hammered Central African Republic 5-0 and Serhou Guirassy scored a hat-trick as Guinea trounced Ethiopia 4-1 on Saturday in the final 2025 Africa Cup of Nations third-round qualifiers
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Man Arrested For Carrying Cocaine Worth Rs 18 Crore At Mumbai Airport
A 34-year-old man from the Republic of Guinea was arrested for alleged possession of over 2 kg of cocaine, worth Rs 18 crore, at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai, an official said on Wednesday.
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Ebola Outbreak In Guinea Is Over: World Health Organisation
The UN's health agency today declared Guinea's Ebola outbreak over two years after it emerged, spreading death across west Africa and pushing the region's worst-hit communities to the brink of collapse.
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Chad, Equatorial Guinea Troops Also Accused in Central Africa Child Sex Abuse: NGO
Soldiers from Chad and Equatorial Guinea have been accused in a confidential UN report that also implicates French troops of sexually abusing children in Central African Republic, a non-governmental organization said Thursday.
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Death Toll from Congo Ebola Outbreak Rises to 31
The death toll from an outbreak of the Ebola virus in the Djera region of northern Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to 31, Minister of Health Felix Kabange Numbi told Reuters on Tuesday.
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First Ebola cases suspected in Mali; regional death toll tops 90
The first possible cases of Ebola are suspected to have been found in Mali, since it first broke out in neighboring Guinea, adding to fears that the deadly virus was spreading across West Africa.
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Indian American students win National Geographic World Championship
A team of three young Indian American students defeated teams from 17 other regions to win top honours at the 11th National Geographic World Championship in Russia's St Petersburg.
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Ethiopia, Togo fielded suspended stars; how World Cup Africa zone standings would change
World football governing body FIFA issued a statement last weekend saying they were probing games involving Togo, Ethiopia and Equatorial Guinea over the alleged use of ineligible players, but did not name them.
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Nigerian boat with 166 people on board sinks at sea
A wooden boat carrying 166 people from southeastern Nigeria capsized about 40 nautical miles off the coast, with only two known survivors, emergency services and local traders said on Tuesday.
