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Tanzanian Conjoined Twins Maria And Consolata Die Aged 21
The women, who were joined from the navel downwards and shared organs like the liver and lungs, had two hearts and separate heads and arms.
They were admitted to hospital in December due to issues relating to heart disease but died on…
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Tunisia Boat Capsizes Killing Dozens Of Migrants
At least 48 migrants died after their boat capsized off the eastern coast of Tunisia, the Tunisian government says.
Sixty-seven others - from Tunisia and elsewhere - were rescued by the coastguard.
The country has become an important…
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Jordan PM Quits After Austerity Protests
Jordan's Prime Minister Hani Mulki has resigned after several days of protests against tax rises and austerity measures.
The recent demonstrations are the country's biggest in years.
Protesters have chanted anti-government slogans and…
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Philippine President Condemned For Kissing Overseas Worker
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has drawn criticism for kissing an overseas Filipina worker on the lips during a live event.
Mr Duterte was speaking to a crowd in South Korea when he called the woman on stage then convinced her to…
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Dozens Die As Guatemala Volcano Erupts
Guatemala's most violent volcano eruption in more than a century has killed at least 25 people.
The Fuego volcano, about 40km (25 miles) south-west of the capital Guatemala City, spewed rock, gas and ash into the sky on Sunday.…
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American Airlines Warns Of Fare Increases
American Airlines (AAL.O) warned airline passengers may eventually face higher ticket prices if oil prices remain high, prompting carriers to remove seats from the market.
Oil prices have risen around 50 percent compared to the levels…
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Mnangagwa Tells Investors ZANU-PF Will Remain In Power
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa told foreign investors on Friday that his ruling ZANU-PF party would still be in power after the July elections and dismissed the political opposition as “barking puppies”.
The 75-year-old…
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Nigeria: Dozens Killed By Cattle Thieves In Zamfara State
Cattle thieves have killed more than 20 people in Nigeria's northern state of Zamfara, officials say.
The thieves arrived in the village of Zanoka on motorbikes, shooting at people and setting fire to their homes.
Clashes between…
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China Condemns US Over Disputed Islands
China has branded as "irresponsible" US comments that it is intimidating its neighbours with its military deployment in the South China Sea.
A top Chinese general said China had the right to deploy troops and weapons "on its own…
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Egypt’s Sisi Sworn in For Second Term with Vow to Fight Terrorism
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has been sworn in for a second term as Egypt's president with a vow to fight "those who choose violence, terrorism and extremism".
Fighter jets flew overhead and there was a 21-gun salute as Mr Sisi took his oath in…
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