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South Africans Vote Amid Growing Anger Over Failing Services, Infrastructure
South Africa elections are taking place amid growing public anger over failing infrastructure, poor service delivery, unemployment and inequality as major parties battle for control of key cities.
Morocco Welcomes End of 35-Year UN Mission in Western Sahara
Morocco welcomes the non-renewal of the UN peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara, describing the end of its 35-year mandate as a significant diplomatic development in the long-running territorial dispute.
Ebola Patient Evacuated From Nigeria Arrives in Switzerland, Receives Treatment
Nigeria’s evacuated Ebola patient has arrived in Switzerland and is receiving treatment at Geneva University Hospital, while her husband remains isolated in Zurich as health authorities continue containment measures.
Ogwashi-Uku Mourns Prof. Kamene Okonjo As WTO DG Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Loses Mother At 96
Ogwashi-Uku community in Delta State is mourning the death of Professor Kamene Okonjo, mother of World Trade Organization Director-General Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, who died at 96.
Bulgaria Election: 27 Candidates Vie For Presidency As Voters Head To Polls
Bulgaria election voting has begun, with 27 candidates contesting the presidency as 6.59 million eligible voters prepare to choose their next leader. Opinion polls suggest a runoff is likely, with no candidate expected to secure an outright victory in the first round.
