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Ndodana Tshuma case: UK confirms Bedfordshire mother and daughters died from blunt force trauma

UK authorities have confirmed the cause of death after Nothabo Tshuma and her two daughters, Natalie and Nala, were found dead in their home in Bedfordshire.

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6 days ago by Byron Pillay

Zimbabwean prophet sparks outrage with chilling 'prophecy' about Jacinta Ngobese Zuma
Zimbabwean Member of Parliament calls for 25,000 South Africans to be expelled from country
Ghana President Mahama's resurfaced comment about countries expelling African nationals spark debate
Spain releases list of 8 African countries eligible for visa-free entry in 2026
"Where is the outrage?": Jacinta Ngobese Zuma calls out silence over alleged slave trade in Libya

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Centrists set to win as Latvia holds elections

3 years ago by AFP

Japan wrestling legend Antonio Inoki dies at 79

3 years ago by AFP

Japan wrestling legend Antonio Inoki dies at 79: media

3 years ago by AFP

Long Covid remains a mystery, though theories are emerging

3 years ago by AFP

Millions of people around the world are believed to suffer from long Covid yet little remains known about the condition -- though research has recently proposed several theories for its cause. These millions "cannot continue to suffer in silence", WHO Europe director Hans Kluge said, calling for the world to act quickly to learn more about the condition.

'Worry and fear': Incessant Israeli drones heighten Gaza anxiety

3 years ago by AFP

Gaza teenager Bissam says she has trouble sleeping and concentrating as the buzzing sound of Israeli military drones above the crowded Palestinian enclave drives her to distraction. - 'Always the drone is there' - In Gaza's southern city of Khan Yunis, psychiatrist Iman Hijjo treats Palestinians whose conflict trauma is triggered by the sound of Israeli drones.

Brazil's youngest voters betting on 76-year-old candidate

3 years ago by AFP

At a samba bar in Rio de Janeiro, three university students are engaged in a vigorous political debate as they count down the days to Brazil's presidential elections. "I am the only 'favelada' (slum-dweller) in my (university) physics course, all the other students are from the elitist areas of Rio, like Ipanema," said Brasil, who hopes there will be more like her under a new Lula government.

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