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By AFPEgypt was certified as malaria-free on Sunday, with the World Health Organization calling the achievement "truly historic" and the culmination of nearly a century of work to stamp out the disease."Malaria is as old as Egyptian civilisation itse...
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By AFP/Edward Sharp-PaulThe Highland bagpipe is an integral part of Scottish culture and history, famous for its distinctive, powerful sound that even accompanied troops as they landed in northern France on D-Day.But the wind instrument is slowly gro...
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By AFP/Douglas MAGNO with Lucía LACURCIAEmanuele Vitoria was at home with her father and brother when a torrent of toxic mud tore through the quiet village of Bento Rodrigues in the mountains of southeast Brazil nine years ago.The body of the five-ye...
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By UN NewsA young Gazan footballer who says he feels like he is “dying every day,” is trying to keep his dream alive of one day playing the game professionally, despite living “under constant fire.’Mohamed Abu Jalda who is currently living in a camp...
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By AFPThere are no more oral cholera vaccines left in the global stockpile, the World Health Organization said Friday, with the shortage jeopardising work to stop the disease's spread.Global vaccine production is operating at full capacity, but deman...
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By AFP/Lucie AubourgBraving death threats, harassment, and the risk of prosecution, Stephanie Loraine Pineiro is resolute in her mission to help women in Florida obtain abortions, despite the "constant risk.""I put my livelihood at risk, I put my lif...
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By AFP/Shrouq TariqPakistan's traditional matchmakers play a revered role in moulding daughters into potential brides, but marriage apps marketing themselves as halal are offering women a new route to finding a husband."When I saw my colleague happy...
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By UN NewsMore than a billion people worldwide live in acute poverty and 40 per cent are in countries exposed to violent conflict, according to a UN-backed study published on Thursday.The finding comes in the latest update to the global Multidimensio...
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By AFPSome 1,100 people across Africa have died from mpox, the African Union's health agency said Thursday, warning that the epidemic was "going out of control" without further action.In all, 42,000 cases have been recorded in Africa since January, t...
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By AFP/Ella IdeItalian lawmakers on Wednesday extended the country's ban on surrogacy to couples who seek it abroad, despite warnings the move would damage children's rights.The highly divisive bill, adopted by the Senate, makes Italians who seek sur...
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By AFPMeta's independent content watchdog said Thursday there were "serious questions" about how the social media giant deals with anti-immigrant content, particularly in Europe.The Oversight Board, established by Meta in 2020 and often called its "s...
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By UN NewsNearly two million children suffering from severe wasting are at risk of death due to funding shortages for life-saving Ready-to-use-Therapeutic-Food (RUTF) to treat the condition, which is the most dangerous form of malnutrition.The warnin...
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