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Read More »Trump commits $300 million to fight Africa famine
Vatican City, Holy See | AFP | US President Donald Trump told Pope Francis on Wednesday he was committing more than $300 million (270 million euros) to help prevent or tackle famine in Yemen and several countries in Africa. Trump, meeting the pontiff for the first time, said he …
Read More »Tanzania President Magufuli sacks Mines Minister
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Read More »City star Toure to donate Sh467 million to Manchester attack victims
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