Nigeria's Foreign Ministry announced it would seek compensation from South Africa for the hundreds of citizens who fled the country, sparking criticism online.
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An organized trolling campaign tweeting slurs tens of thousands of times tested Twitter's moderation policies after the platform was taken over by billionaire Elon Musk, its safety chief said Saturday, adding that the rules "haven't changed." But "Twitter's policies haven't changed.
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Anguished families in Somalia on Sunday desperately searched under debris and into body bags for loved ones after two simultaneous bombings tore through a busy intersection in the capital Mogadishu. The government put out an appeal for blood donations with dozens of people gathered outside hospitals in the capital Mogadishu, seeking news of family members.
South Korea declares a period of national mourning following a Halloween stampede that killed 151 people
South Korea has declared a period of national mourning after 151 people died and more than 86 more were injured in a stampede in Seoul's Itaewon district.
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