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In Uganda, Museveni son’s tweets may mar presidential ambition
The army general’s diplomatic errors have raised debate about whether he can succeed his father, as is widely believed.
Published On 7 Oct 2022
Commonwealth may change in Africa after Queen Elizabeth’s death
African scholars say dynamics between the UK and a group of mostly former colonies are anchored on outdated principles.
Published On 6 Oct 2022
Saudi fan walking across desert to reach FIFA World Cup in Qatar
Abdullah Alsulmi is walking from Jeddah to Doha to attend Saudi Arabia’s opening game against Argentina in November.
Published On 6 Oct 2022
Killing of refugee highlights struggle facing Syrians in Turkey
Working-class Istanbul districts like Bagcilar are the epicentre of the tension between Syrians and Turks.
Published On 5 Oct 2022

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