Tag: Swahili Today
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UAE arrests 35 people including Indians, Pakistanis, Nepalis, Bangladeshis, Philippinos and Egyptians over Iran war
Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have ordered the arrest of 35 people, including several Indian nationals, accused of spreading AI-generated misinformation online about the ongoing Iran war.
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Iran confirms use of “Dancing Missile”
Iran says it has used its Sejjil ballistic missile for the first time in the current conflict, marking a notable step as more advanced missile technology is tested in real combat.
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Uganda opposition leader Bobi Wine says he has left the country
Ugandan opposition figure Bobi Wine says he has left the country after months in hiding following the disputed presidential election earlier this year
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Two killed and 22 police officers injured in violent protests in Kenya over M-Pesa Agent’s Death
At least two people were killed and more than 20 police officers injured during violent protests in Kenya’s Migori County following the killing of a local businessman.
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Heavy fighting erupts in Somalia’s Quansahdhere as opposition claim control
Heavy fighting broke out in southern Somalia as opposition fighters claimed control of the town of Qansahdhere in the Bay region.
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UN expresses concern over increasing drone attacks on civilians in Sudan
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, said he was “appalled” by the rising number of drone attacks on civilians during Sudan’s ongoing conflict. The warning follows reports that more than 200 civilians have been killed since early March in drone strikes across the Kordofan region and in White Nile state. The attacks…
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Madagascar President Sacks Prime Minister and Entire Cabinet
ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar – The President of Madagascar has unexpectedly dismissed the country’s prime minister and all government ministers, in a move that adds another layer to the island’s political transition after last year’s power change. Officials stated that president Michael Randrianirina relieved Herintsalama Rajaonarivelo and the rest of his cabinet of their positions on March…
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Deaths Rises to 42 as Floods Hit Nairobi After Heavy Rains
Heavy rains and windstorms continue to batter Kenya today. The Ministry of Interior reported that flash floods have claimed 42 lives so far, with the Nairobi River bursting its banks and causing significant infrastructure damage in industrial areas.
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Tanzania–Zambia Power Link to Connect Rukwa to National Grid by May
Residents of Rukwa Region are expected to receive electricity from Tanzania’s national grid by May 2026 as the Tanzania–Zambia transmission project nears completion, government officials say.
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Ramaphosa and Lula Hold Talks as South Africa Seeks Stronger Brazil Ties
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is wrapping up a two-day diplomatic visit to Brazil on March 10, aimed at strengthening trade ties and cooperation between the two major emerging economies.
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