Views: 4 Democratic Republic Of Congo: By African News Schools have reopened in the Democratic Republic of Congo but the threat of a teachers strike looms large on the horizon. If it goes ahead, the strike will seriously compromise the provision of free primary education, a project launched by President Félix Tshisekedi in September 2019. […]
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Views: 2 By African News Libya:The Norwegian Refugee Council claims thousands of migrants have been detained in Libya The NGO says it’s the fireced crackdown launched so far by the Libyan authorities targeting migrants. A human rights worker for the Norwegian Refugee Council claims that up to 5,000 refugees may have been detained in Lybia since Friday.
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Views: 4 EARLIER: I met and held discussions with Ugandans living in UAE through their respective leaders from the Association of Ugandans living in the United Arab Emirates (AUU). We talked about issues like; Human trafficking especially for our girls and working conditions etc. The money also should be carefully used to engage in productive
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Views: 19 Facebook Outage: The outage affected company’s 3.5 billion users from accessing its social media and messaging services. By AFP Facebook and its WhatsApp and Instagram apps stopped working for almost 6 hours. Washington: Facebook blamed the outage on configuration changes it made to routers that coordinate network traffic between its data centers. “This
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Views: 4 Credit:Sky News Shannen Doherty, pictured in 2019, has not been able to live in her house since the fire Shannen Doherty has been awarded $6.3m (£4.6m) in a lawsuit over her fire-damaged house. The 50-year-old’s home in Malibu, California, was ruined by the Woolsey Fire in 2018 and she accused her insurer State Farm
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Views: 3 LONDON: Simplified international travel rules took effect Monday in the UK, easing quarantine and testing requirements for fully vaccinated travelers from more than 50 countries, and the Conservative government vowed it will seek to regularly expand the rules to more nations. Still, the rules have sparked anger from many nations in the developing
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Views: 2 Featured Photo: Pic: AP Clean-up contractors are trying to contain the damage from an oil spill. Pic: APThe spill, caused by a suspected leak in an underwater pipeline, covers about 13 square miles and was reported on Saturday. An emergency clean-up effort is under way in Huntington Beach, California, after a massive oil spill
Views: 0 Amid growing confidence that Covid will not spark further lockdowns, the Prime Minister will use his Tory conference speech tomorrow to encourage a return to the workplace. ‘He believes very strongly in the value of face-to-face working,’ a senior source said. ‘It is critical for the training and development of young people. How
Views: 0 Featured Photo:Getty Images The company says the cause was a faulty configuration change. All three services are owned by Facebook and could not be accessed over the web or on smartphone apps. Downdetector, which tracks outages, said it was the largest failure it had ever seen, with 10.6 million problem reports around the
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Views: 3 LAGOS — The death toll from gunmen attacks in northwest Nigeria’s Kaduna state has risen to 50 following the recovery of more corpses from last week’s killings, a local official said. Samuel Aruwan, the commissioner for internal security and home affairs in Kaduna, said in a statement sent to Xinhua on Monday death
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