Eswatini Sexual & Gender Minorities have lost their court battle for official recognition in eSwathini. Non-heterosexual relationships are forbidden in country.
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The Ethiopian government said Friday that 70 percent of the war-stricken northern region of Tigray was now under federal army control. "70% of Tigray is under ENDF (Ethiopian National Defence Force)," Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's national security adviser Redwan Hussein posted on Twitter.
France play down World Cup 'favourites' tag before Springboks Test
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UN accuses Mali army and jihadists of massacres
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Kenya drops $60 million graft case against Ruto's deputy
A Kenyan court on Thursday dropped a $60 million corruption case against new President William Ruto's right-hand man Rigathi Gachagua. The deputy president was charged last year in the 7.3 billion shilling ($60 million) case on six counts including money laundering, fraudulent acquisition of public property, conflict of interest and conspiracy to defraud.
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