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NYT: One of Africa's most storied monarchies is locked in a succession soap opera.
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The Islamic State WA Province extremist group claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Protection measures for Covid-19 also help stop monkeypox spreading, expert says.
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Professor Michael Baker says monkeypox is 'nothing like Covid-19' and has 'good outcomes'.
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When police arrived, some church members resisted their would-be rescuers, refusing to go.
Monkeypox cases triple in Europe
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Ethical drinks business Karma Cola on track to turn record profit
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To combat coral bleaching, Kenya turns to reef nurseries
Growing costs and a planned fishing port threaten the restoration of Kenya's coral reefs.
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Mum of 34 children reveals exhausting morning routine
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Russia-Ukraine war: Africa 'taken hostage' by invasion
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Maasai eviction: 30 injured during clashes at game reserve
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'Serious trouble': Viral video reveals embattled Nigeria falling apart
A viral video has put the spotlight on the growing chaos engulfing Nigeria.
Russia is trying to sell you stolen grain, US warns nations
Drought-stricken countries are unlikely to hesitate, say experts.
Nigerians in NZ heartbroken at church shooting
Many Kiwi Nigerians are from the region where diabolical shooting happened.
'Our hearts are heavy': Over 50 feared dead in Nigeria church attack
Many children were reportedly among the dead after gunmen targeted a church.
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Researchers say the world ignored the disease for too long and is now paying the price.
Monkeypox v Covid: How do the two viruses compare?
The Ministry of Health says the risk of importation of monkeypox to NZ is "moderate".
Tourists caged in South African animal park while lions prowl around
Visitors came within centimetres of the massive animals.
Monkeypox 'likely' in NZ but no threat
What's next for monkeypox? Some older people may already be immune.
Local Focus: The African call rings out
The launch of the Ubuntu African Society Bay of Plenty to promote connectivity.
Monkeypox: Why we should be worried about global spread
"This cat is already out of the bag ... but what sort of cat is it – a tabby or a tiger?"
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Surprising outbreak of disease that rarely appears outside Africa.
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NZ peacekeepers to stay in Africa, Middle East
Expert says overseas deployment good chance for NZDF to learn new skills.
Programme helps Congo families protect endangered gorillas
The number of Grauer's gorillas has declined, largely due to habitat loss and hunting.
Exclusive: Widow's heartfelt message to Enchanter sinking survivors - and plea for captain
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WHO predicts significant change to global Covid crisis
World Health Organisation releases report outlining how pandemic is expected to play out.
Trying to solve a Covid mystery: Africa's low death rates
New York Times: Experts are divided over the strange case of sub-Saharan Africa.
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