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Residents accuse Mali army of killing at least 25 civiliansResidents accuse Mali army of killing at least 25 civilians in region where extremists operate
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South Sudan warring leaders to meet Wednesday, Ethiopia saysSouth Sudan's warring leaders to meet Wednesday for 1st time in nearly 2 years, Ethiopia says
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2 activists killed in Gambia in protests against sand miningGambian police say two environmental activists were killed during protests against a sand mining company amid clashes with paramilitary forces
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8 Kenyan police killed by roadside bomb in country's eastA Kenyan legislator says eight police officers have died in his constituency after the vehicle they were travelling in was hit by a roadside bomb planted suspected extremists
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6 suicide bombers kill 20 in northeastern NigeriaNigerian police and military officials say that six suicide bombers killed at least 20 people in northeastern Nigeria
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Senator calls for investigation into possible fish fraudSenator asks NOAA and FTC to investigate sustainable seafood distributor after AP investigation finds the company was saying one thing but selling another
The Associated Press3 days ago
Donkeys stolen, skinned in Africa to feed Chinese demandFrom Kenya to Burkina Faso, Zimbabwe to Nigeria, agents are seeking to slake China's insatiable appetite for a gelatin made from stewed donkey skins that purports to provide health benefits
The Associated Press4 days ago
A fishing trawler makes its way to open water from Montauk, N.Y. for a day trip to fish off the coast Long Island on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
AP Investigation: Fish billed as local isn't always localAn Associated Press investigation finds that a leading sustainable seafood distributor who promised wild-caught, domestic fish traceable back to a dock has been duping chefs across the U.S.
The Associated Press4 days ago
Supporters of Zimbabwes main oppositon leader, Nelson Chamisa are seen close to his campaign vehicle outside the magistrates courts in Harare, Thursday, June, 14, 2018.Zimbabwes military backed president and a youthful opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa have registered for July 30 elections, the first without former Leader Robert Mugabe's participation.(AP Photo/Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi)
US warns Zimbabwe over election after 2-year-old killedUS warns Zimbabwe over next month's election after 2-year-old killed
The Associated Press4 days ago
Uganda's military detains powerful former police chiefUganda's military detains powerful former police chief who was once the president's ally
The Associated Press5 days ago
A police vehicle outside the mosque in Malmesbury, near Cape Town, South Africa, Thursday June 14 2018. A man fatally stabbed two people on Thursday and wounded several others at a mosque near Cape Town before police shot and killed the attacker, authorities said. (AP Photo Nasief Manie)
South African police kill man after fatal mosque attackSouth African police kill man after mosque attack leaves 2 dead, several hurt
The Associated Press5 days ago
In this photo taken Saturday, June 2, 2018, a motorcycle taxi driver carries a passenger through the streets of Mbandaka, Congo. Hundreds are being vaccinated in Congo's deadly Ebola outbreak, but busy taxi drivers who might be ferrying the sick in an infected city of more than 1 million argue they are on the front lines as well and should receive the vaccine. (AP Photo/Sam Mednick)
'They're at risk:' Congo's taxi drivers fear Ebola's spread'Why aren't we being vaccinated?' Congolese taxi drivers in Ebola-infected city express fear
The Associated Press5 days ago
A fishing trawler makes its way to open water from Montauk, N.Y. for a day trip to fish off the coast Long Island on Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson)
AP Investigation: Buying local fish? It may not be trueAn Associated Press investigation has found that a leading sustainable seafood distributor who pledged wild-caught, domestic fish traceable to a dock has duped U.S. chefs
The Associated Press5 days ago
Al-Qaida's Mali branch releases video of 2 female hostagesAl-Qaida's Mali branch has released a proof-of-life video showing two female hostages abducted in separate incidents and held more than a year
The Associated Press5 days ago
Ethiopia's reforms challenged by party in ruling coalitionEthiopia's new reforms on economy, Eritrea challenged by party in ruling coalition
The Associated Press5 days ago
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