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U.N. says at least 16 staff, dependents detained in Ethiopia
At least sixteen United Nations staff and dependents have been detained in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, a U.N. spokesperson…
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US reopens borders to fully vaccinated International travellers after 20 months
The United States is reopening its land and air borders to foreign visitors who are fully vaccinated against Covid-19. This…
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African Union envoy given seven days ultimatum to leave Somalia
The Federal Republic of Somalia has announced the expulsion of Deputy Special Representative of the African Union Commission Simon Mulongo…
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President Uhuru calls upon warring Ethiopian factions to end conflict
President Uhuru Kenyatta has called on the warring Ethiopian factions to stop hostilities and instead engage in dialogue to resolve…
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Ethiopia declares nationwide state of emergency
Ethiopia’s cabinet has declared a nationwide state of emergency effective immediately and authorities in Addis Ababa told citizens to prepare…
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PM Abiy calls on citizens to take up arms against rebels
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed, has appealed to citizens to take up arms to block advancing rebel fighters. He made…
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Kenyan police accused of slugging Agnes Wanjiru’s murder probe
The United Kingdom (UK) has accused Kenyan police of sluggish investigations into the murder of Agnes Wanjiru in Laikipia in…
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Facebook changes it’s company name to Meta
Facebook Inc is now called Meta, the company said yesterday, in a rebrand that focuses on building the “metaverse,” a…
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MKU, Bradford foundation patners in International Junior Nurse Fellowship
Mount Kenya University and Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust have come together to develop an International Junior Nurse Fellowship…
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British army chief ‘appalled’ at claims troops were involved in Kenyan woman murder
The head of the army has said he is “appalled” by allegations that British soldiers may have been involved in…
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