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DNA testing underway in search for six South Africans missing after Nepal floods

Six South Africans remain missing after Nepal-Tibet floods. DIRCO sends DNA profiles to Nepalese police and Interpol as missions in India and China aid searches

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South African refugee dies by suicide just months after moving to US
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s birthday declared public holiday, critics question his move
"We are not South Africa": Kenyan warns citizens against attacking foreigners
"Shut it down": Former Anthropic employee warns AI has more than 10% chance of killing all humans
“It’s missing something”: Drone display recreates Twin Towers in honour of 9/11

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Asia's biggest film festival back in top form in 2022

3 years ago by AFP

Ethiopia govt says accepts AU invite to peace talks

3 years ago by AFP

American TikToker Fanum has people laughing hard over his frustration of getting served small chicken wings

3 years ago by Denika Herbst

In Morocco hills, cannabis farmers bet on budding industry

3 years ago by AFP

In the hills of northern Morocco, vast cannabis fields are ready for harvest, but farmers complain that a government plan to market the crop legally is yet to deliver them any benefits. "Farmers are the weak link in the supply chain -- we're the ones who pay the price" for involvement in the illicit market, Karim complained.

Indonesian president visits city where stadium stampede killed 131 people

3 years ago by AFP

Indonesian President Joko Widodo arrived on Wednesday in the city of Malang, where a stadium stampede killed at least 131 people in one of the deadliest disasters in football history. The Malang police chief was replaced Monday, nine officers were suspended and 19 others were put under investigation over the disaster in the stadium, according to police.

'Above the law': Indonesia stampede puts focus on police force

3 years ago by AFP

The Indonesian stadium stampede that left 131 people dead has sparked anger against the nation's police, whom critics have long accused of using excessive violence. Indonesia's Commission for Disappeared and Victims of Violence, or Kontras, recorded 677 incidents of violence by police between July 2021 and June this year that left 59 people dead and 928 injured.

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