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Brazil's Odebrecht Changes Name After Years of Scandals
Company was at the center of the Operation Car Wash corruption scandal that resulted in dozens of top Brazilian businessmen and politicians being sent
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Kenya Raises Security at Children's Homes, Hospitals After Trafficking Scandal
Kenya police charged 3 medical workers with stealing and trafficking babies//
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Security Tightened in Cameroon's Capital After Bombing Attacks
Several bombs exploded in Yaounde over the past two months, injuring at least 22 people
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In Cameroon's Anglophone Regions, Some Schools Reopen After 4-Year Closure
Hundreds of children, who have been deprived of education, and their teachers are returning to school despite continuing security issues
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Sudan's Red Sea State Oil Facilities Reopen After Protests End
Leaders of a group that blocked the main road from Khartoum to oil facilities in Port Sudan call off protests after the government agrees to meet with
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UN: 25 Years After Landmark Women's Rights Conference, Pushback Threat Present
The Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action has led to major advances for women's equality, but no country has achieved full gender equality
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Kenya's LGBTQ Refugees Face Threats, Attacks at Kakuma Camp
Some LGBTQ refugees have fled to Nairobi and accuse authorities of failing to prevent attacks
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Australia's State Borders Slowly Begin to Reopen After COVID-19
From Wednesday, travellers from Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Tasmania are allowed to enter South Australia without going into quarant
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Burundi Hopes to Usher In Democratic Transition After 15 Years of Nkurunziza's Rule
President Pierre Nkurunziza's time in office has been marred by allegations of human rights abuses and his controversial decision to seek a third term
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Rwanda Genocide Suspect's Arrest After 26 Years Draws Praise
Felicien Kabuga apprehended in Paris suburb through international collaboration
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Civilians Bear Brunt of Terror as Kenya's Operation Against Al-Shabab Continues in Forest
The operation was meant to last a few months but - nearly five years later - security forces are still struggling to stamp out the Islamist militants
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Kenya's Boni Forest Schools Reopen 5 Years After Attacks
Few teachers, however, want to work in an area plagued by al-Shabab raids, despite government assurances of security
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Kim Jong Un's Aunt Reemerges After Years of Speculation About Fate
Kim Kyong Hui was the only sister of late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, the father of Kim Jong Un
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