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Jacob Zuma
South Africa corruption inquiry: Zuma to cooperate with written statements
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Following a meeting with the commission chair, Zondo said the former president had agreed to continue cooperating with the inquiry via his legal team …
Africa
Tensions in Ethiopia's southern Hawassa city claim 3 lives, injure dozens
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Tensions are high in the Ethiopian southern city of Hawassa where hospital authorities said on Friday that at least three people have died amid a …
LGBTQI
Polish newspaper criticised over plans to print 'LGBT free zone' stickers | #TheCube
Euronews - By Seana Davis
A newspaper in Poland has ignited a debate after announcing a plan to print "LGBT free-zone" stickers with its next issue. They will feature a rainbow flag — a common symbol of gay pride — with a black
Culture
Longest ever drive in electric car finishes in New Zealand after 3 years
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Some positive news in the world of sustainability today, as a Dutch man concludes a three year long electric road trip in New Zealand. The sustainability advocate, Wiebe Wakker, drove his electric car
European News
France denies nationality to nurse for 'working too much'
Euronews - By Alice Tidey
French authorities rejected a nurse's application to be naturalised, arguing that she works too much. The prefecture in Val-de-Marne, near Paris, denied her application in June stating that she is "in
Moon Landing
Watch: LEGO celebrate moon-landing with life-sized model astronaut
Euronews - By Sinead Barry with Reuters
Danish toymaker LEGO have joined in the Apollo 11 celebrations with their very own life-sized model of an astronaut. This model took a team of master LEGO builders nearly 300 hours to make, using more
Athens
A 5.1-magnitude earthquake hits near the Greek capital Athens
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World News
Why has WHO declared Ebola emergency a year after outbreak started?
Euronews - By Lauren Chadwick
The World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo a "public health emergency of international concern" on Wednesday. This was the fourth such meeting
Spain
Could Spain be heading towards another general election?
Euronews - By Emer Mc Carthy
Could Spain be heading towards a fourth general election in as many years? It is possible, if a parliamentary vote next week rejects Pedro Sanchez as the country's premier. This comes after the far left
Statistics
EU baby deaths have halved in last two decades, according to new statistics
Euronews - By Rachael Kennedy
The number of babies dying before they reach a year old has halved on average across all EU member states in the last two decades, according to new figures. Data released by Eurostat on Friday showed were
Culture
Animal, plant, or plastic based: Which leather should you choose?
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Leather has been used in products from bags to shoes to tents since 5000 B.C. often being re-purposed as a by-product of eating meat. The farming of cattle has been identified as one of the largest contributors
Finland
Finland's open prisons: A model for the rest of Europe?
Euronews - By Trent Murray
As Helsinki hosts a meeting of the European Union's Justice Ministers this week, the Finnish Government is taking the opportunity to showcase its policy of open prisons to visiting officials in a bid help
Betting
[Sports] Kenya joins African countries fighting the rise of betting
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This week, Kenya’s interior ministry ordered for the deportation of 17 foreign directors of betting companies. The deportation order is the latest …
Science
SPACE CHRONICLES: Can today's astronauts really be superstitious?
Euronews - By Jeremy Wilks
Astronauts are trained to think rationally, ready at any moment to respond to danger with a clear head and nerves of steel. But behind the scientific facade, they are as superstitious as the rest of us,
Boris Johnson
EU debunks Boris Johnson's fishy claims about food regulation
Euronews - By Alice Tidey
Boris Johnson, the favourite to replace Theresa May next week as Britain's Prime Minister, has been rebuffed by EU officials for some fishy claims he made on the campaign trail. Speaking at a Conservative
European News
Dutch top court rules Netherlands partially responsible for deaths of Muslim men in Srebrenica
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The Dutch Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the Netherlands is partially responsible for the July 1995 deaths of 300 Muslims in Srebrenica. Relatives of the victims first sued the Netherlands in 2007,
Africa
2019 Netball World Cup: Uganda, Malawi, Zimbabwe battle for 5th position
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South Africa will play its semi-final match against holders Australia on Saturday. The other African teams are still in contention for the fifth …
Rwanda
Uganda intensifies surveillance after WHO reports new Ebola incident
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) will work with authorities in Uganda to vaccinate about 590 fishmongers at the Mpondwe market, following the …
Bees
6 Simple ways to help bees
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Though they can sting, bees are not pests but our friends because they're prolific pollinators and a vital part of our eco and food systems. One third of the world's food supply is dependent on pollinators,
Africa
Thousands converge on the streets of Sudan to honour 'martyrs' of protests
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Thousands of Sudanese gathered in Khartoum on Thursday to pay tribute to the dozens of protesters killed in the crackdown on Sudan’s seven-month …
Sudan
Managing the stakes in Sudan's transition
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While Sudan’s military and the alliance of protesters and opposition groups have signed a three-year transition working towards elections, the slow …
Africa
Pics of the day, July 18, 2019 | Africanews
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European News
US fans at heart of growing Arsenal fan protests
Euronews - By Euronews with REUTERS SPORT (EN)
Arsenal fan websites in the United States are playing a pivotal role in a protest campaign against the club's owners as a petition demanding change surpassed 100,000 signatures on Thursday, three days
Iran
Iran foreign minister reported to make nuclear offer; U.S. sceptical
Euronews - By Euronews with Reuters
Iran on Thursday offered to ratify a document prescribing more intrusive inspections of its nuclear programme if the United States abandoned its economic sanctions, the Guardian newspaper reported on in
Concussion
ICC approves concussion substitutes in international cricket
Euronews - By Euronews with Reuters
Men's and women's teams across all formats of international and first class cricket will be allowed to replace concussed players during matches following a two-year trial in the domestic game, the International
Africa
Despite power-sharing deal, Sudanese march for June 3 martyrs
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Thousands of Sudanese took to the streets Thursday to condemn the deadly crackdown by security forces last month, as tensions remain high despite …
Africa
Death sentence for Moroccan trio who killed European tourists
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Three men were convicted of terrorism and sentenced to death by a Moroccan court Thursday for the brutal slaying of two Scandinavian women hiking in …
Africa
Ebola combat: DRC police, soldiers to enforce hand-washing, fever checks
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Congolese soldiers and police will enforce hand-washing and fever checks now that the deadly Ebola outbreak has been declared an international health …
Africa
Photo: Ethiopia PM chauffeurs Eritrean president on official visit
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The Ethiopian Prime Minister on Thursday arrived in Eritrea for a two-day official visit with the two leaders discussing issues of bilateral and …
Africa
S. Africa: soldiers deployed to counter surge in violence
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Hundreds of South African soldiers were deployed on Thursday to crime-ridden suburbs of Cape Town to counter a surge of shootings, gang violence and …

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