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Sierra Leone elects a new president and government this June. Here’s what you need to know about the election.
The incident happened on the river Niger in central Nigeria early on Monday.
The two nations brace as the year's first powerful cyclone approaches their western and southern coasts respectively.
Police say three of those injured are in critical condition and a suspect was shot and is in custody.
Secretary-general says the risks posed by artificial intelligence threatens democracy and human rights.
Former US President Donald Trump is set to appear in court in Miami at 3pm (19:00 GMT) to face 37 felony counts.
Suspect is arrested on suspicion of murder after the driver of a van tries to run over three other people, injures them.
Albinism Awareness Day aims to promote understanding of albinism and combat discrimination against people with albinism.
On Tuesday, Trump is set to appear in federal court in Florida, days after being indicted on 37 charges.
Enemy fire not reported at time of US helicopter 'mishap' in northeast Syria where hundreds of US soldiers are based.
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International schedule a private screening, two days ahead of Indian PM's state visit.
Indian government dismisses allegation by Twitter's ex-CEO as an 'outright lie'.
The driver could face years in prison if found guilty after 10 people were killed when the bus came off the road.
The Colombian Family Welfare Institute says the four children are 'in high spirits' as relatives claim custody.
Linda Yaccarino lays out her vision for 'Twitter 2.0' a week after taking the helm of the troubled Musk-owned platform.
Four-day state visit comes amid hopes China can help facilitate Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
The agreement is a milestone for the Colombian government, though doubts remain over its ability to reduce violence.
US officials say China has for years operated spying facilities in Cuba that were upgraded in 2019.
As a result of biggest banking deal since 2008 crisis, UBS will oversee $5 trillion in assets, giving it lead position.
The Taliban bans music at Kabul weddings halls because it is considered against the teachings of Islam.
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