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Hiber Special: Jemal Dirie Kalif Vs Abdi Mohamoud Omar Iliey
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Nigerian court orders forfeiture of former first lady's properties
A Nigerian high court has ordered the seizure of two properties belonging to former first lady Patience Jonathan. Authorities are investigating how she acquired the properties, which are located in the...
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Tunisia, Libya plan to increase economic cooperation, boost trade
Despite the political unrest and the ongoing armed conflict in Libya, Tunisian plans to increase economic cooperation with its neighbour. An economic forum has taken place in Tunis, to allow the North...
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INTERVIEW: Kenya Power wants 9.5 million people on the grid by 2020
Since 2012, Kenya's sole electricity distribution company has been losing over 18% of the power it buys. In 2015, when the government announced plans to aggressively expand grid access, those losses...
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African farmers put up a fight against armyworm outbreak
On farms across Africa, a seemingly innocuous brown and beige caterpillar is waging a silent war. It's devastating livelihoods and threatening the continent's food security. British scientists say the...
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Chinese companies to invest $3 billion in Egypt's clothing industry
Chinese companies have signed a deal with the Egyptian government to invest in the country's textile industry. The agreement will see an injection of more than $3 B into the sector. Yasser Hakim has...
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HIV+ women change their futures in Kenya through selling jewellery, bags
A group of HIV-positive women from a Nairobi slum has cut a niche for themselves in both the local and international market. They sell jewellery and bags made from recycled materials. CGTN's Peninah...
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Engineer in DR Congo creates traffic robots to reduce road carnage
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a young engineer has designed a way to regulate traffic flow and secure pedestrian crossings. Her invention has already been adopted at some intersections in the...
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Steven Mnuchin and Liu He lead China-US trade negotiations in Beijing
Trade talks between China and the United States kicked off in Beijing on Thursday, and are set to continue into Friday. US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is leading a seven-member delegation, while...
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Massive repercussions globally if China-US trade talks end in stalemate
The world is watching and waiting on the outcome of those trade talks between China and the United States that kicked off in Beijing on Thursday, and are set to continue into Friday. A stalemate could...
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Gold miners in South Africa set to sign $396.5 million silicosis settlement
In South Africa, seven gold mining companies have agreed to sign a $ 396.5 M mediated settlement with workers. The miners will pay a lump sum into a trust for former employees with silicosis and...
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#ExploreAfrica: The Lost Art of Storytelling
Storytelling has been a part of Moroccan culture for centuries. But in the modern world it is struggling to exist. Meet Hajj Ahmed Ezzarghani… one of the last remaining storytellers working to keep the...
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Uganda hosts concert to honour South African jazz legend
Uganda's music fraternity has paid tribute to South African jazz icon Hugh Masekela. The genre is becoming increasingly popular in Uganda, becoming the soundtrack to Kampala's vibrant night life. One...
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Nairobi football academy scores both on and off the pitch
A sports academy in Nairobi is using football to change the lives of young boys and girls. The Academy of Korogocho won global recognition when it beat teams from European academies including...
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Chinese peacekeepers in Mali sharpen their skills after latest attacks
There's been a spate of terror attacks in Mali recently. Chinese peacekeepers stationed in the country have been taking extra measures to ensure they're able to protect citizens -- and themselves -- if...
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Death toll rises following attack on Tripoli electoral commission
The death toll from Wednesday's attack in the Libyan capital has risen to 15. Police officers and members of the electoral commission are among the dead. ISIL has claimed responsibility for the attack....
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Germany yet to comment on abduction of nurse in Mogadishu
There are growing concerns over the safety of aid workers in Somalia. A German nurse has been kidnapped in the capital, Mogaidshu. She was seized by unknown gunmen from inside the International...
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German nurse working for Red Cross abducted in Mogadishu
A German nurse has been kidnapped in the capital, Mogadishu. She was seized by unknown gunmen from inside the International Committee of the Red Cross compound. No one has claimed responsibility. It...
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Entrepreneurs introduce cocoa-processing to Cote d'Ivoire
About one-third of the world's cocoa is grown in Cote d'Ivoire. But Africa consumes only a fraction of the chocolate produced globally. But part of the problem is that countries like Cote d'Ivoire...
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Tunisia aims to become Africa's biggest organic food exporter
Tunisia is raising awareness about organic food. More than 50 individuals and organisations have taken part in a national expo on organic and natural food production. The North African state aims to...
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