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    By Anadolu Agency Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Thursday vowed to respond to China in the disputed South China Sea where the two maritime neighbours are engaged in a tussle amid

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    Waya Limited CEO David Wachira By Business Daily Africa Every year, Kenyans living abroad send hundreds of billions of shillings home using non-inclusive banking and financial services. For most,

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  • Djibouti again opposed the agreement between Hargeisa and Ethiopia

    A photograph appeared on the Internet The government of Djibouti has spoken again about its position on the understanding between Hargeisa administration and Ethiopia. The government of Djibouti

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  • Saudi Arabia to participate in Miss Universe pageant for first time with contestant Rumy Alqahtani

    Rumy-Al-Qahtani-Miss-Universe-Saudi-Arabia Ahmed Mohamed / ES Composite Evening Standard By Lydia Chantler-Hicks Saudi Arabia is to take part in the Miss Universe pageant for the first time.

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  • Oil prices fall on stronger dollar, weak US gasoline demand

    An oil pumpjack is pictured in the Permian basin, Loco Hills regions, New Mexico, U.S., April 6, 2023. Photographer Liz Hampton/File Photo By Reuters Oil prices fell for the second consecutive

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Filipino President Marcos vows response to China in disputed waters

By Anadolu Agency Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Thursday vowed to respond to China in the disputed South China Sea where the two maritime neighbours are engaged in a tussle amid

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US stops touting how many al-Shabaab terrorists it’s killed in Somalia

America’s shadowy war in Somalia just got a little more shadowy. For more than a year, the U.S. Africa Command has been issuing regular press releases after each U.S. airstrike in Somalia

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As battle for Sudan continues, civilian deaths top 400

By The Associated Press Gunfire and heavy artillery fire persisted Saturday in parts of Sudan’s capital Khartoum, residents said, despite the extension of a cease-fire between the country’s two

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