Tanzanian hot and transgender people hid away after a senior government official called on the public to report suspicious homosexuals. File image: Brian Snyder / Reuters Nairobi – Tanzanian gay and transgender
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Columbus Mavhunga President Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, said on Thursday that an Australian company discovered oil deposits in Zimbabwe's Mozambique border. Economists, however, said that it was too early to start a fuel-stricken
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The replacement of the predecessor after a successful 20-year life cycle and the International Good Design Award on the fireplace wing, the brand new Suzuki Jimny, is finally available in Mzansi. The
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Odita on Sunday and Yetunde Ayobami Ojo For the alleged redirection of N1,301,334,108, the Commission for Economic and Financial Crime (EFCC) has filed four police officers, including two companies, before the Ikeja
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The US deaths in the Anglo-Saxon Cameroon conflict have recalculated the regions where separatists and soldiers fleeing the soldiers live in unfortunate circumstances. Charles Wesco, an Indian Christian missionary, died of armed
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Cabinet on Friday approved the bill to open the door to overseas blue-collar workers in labor shortages, with immigrant timidity in Japan with controversial political change. Japan's immigration
Read More »Australian Invictus Claims No Oil and Gas Locations in Zimbabwe Energy and Oil
Invictus Energy, Australia announced on Friday that it did not find oil and gas deposits in northern Zimbabwe, but there were references to a "functioning petroleum system" that can only be confirmed
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