WorldPingVigils, group runs and moments of silence: thousands of protesters gathered across South Africa this weekend to pay tribute to the nine women found murdered in eastern Johannesburg.
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North Korea has launched an additional projectile toward the sea, South Korea says
Nine women found dead near Johannesburg sends shockwaves through South Africa
Kenya’s Ngetich breaks women-only half-marathon world record by a second
Pakistani forces kill 5 militants and free 23 hostages in operation in the southwest
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Read the full report at France 24Pakistani security forces have killed five militants in a shootout and freed 23 hostages in the country’s southwest…
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Agnes Ngetich finished 50 seconds ahead of compatriot Veronica Loleo, who came second.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Al Jazeera
WorldPingTen lions were found dead in Tanzania's Ngorongoro wildlife reserve on Friday, with preliminary findings suggesting they may have been poisoned, the area's management authority said.
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WorldPingSouth Korea says North Korea has conducted an additional launch, firing a projectile toward the sea after launching a short-range ballistic missile earlier in the day…
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As a UN resolution alters the standard global map to reflect the continent more accurately, initiatives to decolonize African schools and a campaign to present positive developments are changing the way Africa is seen.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Deutsche Welle
WorldPingArchaeologists in Austria have analyzed a collection of 500 iron bars that were likely lost in a Danube shipwreck 2,200 years ago.
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