Crisis

CAR BOMB IN SOMALIA SHOPPING MALL

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CAR BOMB IN SOMALIA SHOPPING MALL

Death toll increases after car bomb in Somalia capital Mogadishu . More than ten individuals have died after a car bomb in Somalia shopping mall exploded. The explosion took place this morning at the busy Hamarweyne district. Al Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the car bomb in Somalia, saying it carried out the attack on a fortified area of the city, targeting security personnel, local government staff and civil servants. The incident has also brought more fear to…

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E.U. POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO CAMEROON CRISIS

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E.U. POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO CAMEROON CRISIS

E.U. worries over Cameroon crisis The European Union (E.U.) has concerned themselves with the ongoing crisis in Cameroon. E.U asked the government to stop the lose of lives in area both civilians and security personnel alike. E.U. suggested that Cameroon government should begin sincere and positive discussion as a means of finding a solution to the crisis. They pleaded with all sides to stop all acts that will raise tension and lead to violence between…

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E.U frets over Equatorial Guinea crisis

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E.U frets over Equatorial Guinea crisis

The European Union displeased over the political, human rights and security situation in Equatorial Guinea. Equatorial Guinea is a current member of the United Nation Security Council. European Union mandated them to take all necessary steps to fulfill its international obligations. Also as regards human rights and fundamental freedoms. The death of Mr. Ebee Ela, a member of the opposition party, under police custody is against the human right constitution. E.U said his death  should be investigated…

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FLOOD CLAIMS LIFE AND PROPERTIES IN EASTERN DR CONGO

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FLOOD CLAIMS LIFE AND PROPERTIES IN EASTERN DR CONGO

It was reported that at least 10 people have died and another 92 are missing in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo due to flooding after torrential rains caused a river to overflow its banks, a local official said on Wednesday. The administrator of Masisi territory in eastern Congo’s North Kivu province, Dieudonne Tshishiku, said emergency teams had been dispatched to the town of Bihambwe to search for the missing.

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