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The president was supposed to address the nation at 7 p.m. local time, but the speech was delayed after the military seized control of state-run media.

The reduction from Washington came amid the abolition of the U.S. Agency for International Development earlier this year.

Zambian plaintiffs alleged that Sino-Metals Leach’s toxic spill caused health problems and contaminated land and water sources.

Egypt’s Interior Ministry said the bracelet was stolen by a restoration specialist and eventually sold in Cairo’s jewelry district.

Afrikaners and members of other minorities who are victims of racial discrimination are being considered for the refugee program.

Ebola drew worldwide attention during the 2014–2016 West Africa epidemic, which killed more than 11,000 people.

Under the new law, foreign nationals who engage in homosexual conduct in the West African nation could face deportation.

Cholera outbreaks are spreading in certain African countries.

In Angola, 25 crypto mining centers manned by 60 Chinese nationals were among the malicious infrastructures dismantled, Interpol stated.

At least five bodies were recovered from shallow graves on Thursday at a site in Kenya where victims of a religious cult are suspected to have been buried

Nigeria’s anti-cybercrime operation has led to the arrest of at least 192 foreign nationals, including 148 Chinese citizens.

The department said the pause applied to all visa services except most diplomatic and official visas.

The DRC government and the M23 rebels missed an Aug. 18 deadline to reach an agreement at U.S.-brokered peace talks in Qatar.

Pretoria maintains affirmative action and other flagship race-based policies as US tariffs take effect and sanctions loom.

The former deputy president of Kenya said communist China’s Belt and Road Initiative has fueled systemic corruption and human rights abuses in his country.

Proceeds of crimes including wildlife poaching and drug smuggling counter Western sanctions and keep its dictatorial regime in power, according to experts.

The president was supposed to address the nation at 7 p.m. local time, but the speech was delayed after the military seized control of state-run media.

The reduction from Washington came amid the abolition of the U.S. Agency for International Development earlier this year.

Zambian plaintiffs alleged that Sino-Metals Leach’s toxic spill caused health problems and contaminated land and water sources.

Egypt’s Interior Ministry said the bracelet was stolen by a restoration specialist and eventually sold in Cairo’s jewelry district.

Afrikaners and members of other minorities who are victims of racial discrimination are being considered for the refugee program.

Ebola drew worldwide attention during the 2014–2016 West Africa epidemic, which killed more than 11,000 people.

Under the new law, foreign nationals who engage in homosexual conduct in the West African nation could face deportation.

Cholera outbreaks are spreading in certain African countries.

In Angola, 25 crypto mining centers manned by 60 Chinese nationals were among the malicious infrastructures dismantled, Interpol stated.

At least five bodies were recovered from shallow graves on Thursday at a site in Kenya where victims of a religious cult are suspected to have been buried

Nigeria’s anti-cybercrime operation has led to the arrest of at least 192 foreign nationals, including 148 Chinese citizens.

The department said the pause applied to all visa services except most diplomatic and official visas.

The DRC government and the M23 rebels missed an Aug. 18 deadline to reach an agreement at U.S.-brokered peace talks in Qatar.

Pretoria maintains affirmative action and other flagship race-based policies as US tariffs take effect and sanctions loom.

The former deputy president of Kenya said communist China’s Belt and Road Initiative has fueled systemic corruption and human rights abuses in his country.

Proceeds of crimes including wildlife poaching and drug smuggling counter Western sanctions and keep its dictatorial regime in power, according to experts.