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NYT > Africa- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017Tetanus in babies has been eliminated from the Americas, experts said. Malaria treatment will be expanded in Africa; new HIV drugs will be available there, too.DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
- Vows: A Chorus of Mazel Tovs in Uganda September 22, 2017About 1,500 people, including politicians, family and friends, traveled from throughout Uganda to attend the celebration of five Jewish couples.MERISSA NATHAN GERSON
- Nine Elephants in Botswana Are Electrocuted by Power Line September 21, 2017The elephants died after they knocked into the line and the power came into contact with water from a broken pipe, officials said.CHRISTINE HAUSER
- Matter: Clues to Africa’s Mysterious Past Found in Ancient Skeletons September 21, 2017An analysis of DNA recovered from fossils thousands of years old hints at enormous migrations that shaped the continent.CARL ZIMMER
- Kenya Court Says It Nullified Election Over Possible Hacking September 20, 2017It said the electoral commission had failed to instill confidence in the results, but the justices stopped short of calling the vote rigged.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Live Briefing: At U.N. General Assembly, Signing a Nuclear Pact and Debating Another September 21, 2017The United Nations General Assembly is convening for its second day, in the wake of President Trump’s combative remarks on North Korea and Iran. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Live Briefing: At U.N., Trump Singles Out ‘Rogue’ Nations North Korea and Iran September 19, 2017The 193-member United Nations is gathering for the 72nd session of the General Assembly. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Facebook Faces a New World as Officials Rein In a Wild Web September 18, 2017The web is not as open as it once was, with nation-states exerting their power over the internet. Facebook and other tech companies are dealing with the consequences.PAUL MOZUR, MARK SCOTT and MIKE ISAAC
- Italy, Going It Alone, Stalls the Flow of Migrants. But at What Cost? September 17, 2017Some charge that Rome’s solution to the crisis may be strengthening Libya’s most rapacious warlords, while condemning thousands to misery.DECLAN WALSH and JASON HOROWITZ
- 36 Burundian Refugees Are Shot Dead in Congo September 17, 2017The Burundians had fled political violence at home but died in a clash with soldiers, according to the U.N. and a civil society group in Congo.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017
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- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017Tetanus in babies has been eliminated from the Americas, experts said. Malaria treatment will be expanded in Africa; new HIV drugs will be available there, too.DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
- Vows: A Chorus of Mazel Tovs in Uganda September 22, 2017About 1,500 people, including politicians, family and friends, traveled from throughout Uganda to attend the celebration of five Jewish couples.MERISSA NATHAN GERSON
- Nine Elephants in Botswana Are Electrocuted by Power Line September 21, 2017The elephants died after they knocked into the line and the power came into contact with water from a broken pipe, officials said.CHRISTINE HAUSER
- Matter: Clues to Africa’s Mysterious Past Found in Ancient Skeletons September 21, 2017An analysis of DNA recovered from fossils thousands of years old hints at enormous migrations that shaped the continent.CARL ZIMMER
- Kenya Court Says It Nullified Election Over Possible Hacking September 20, 2017It said the electoral commission had failed to instill confidence in the results, but the justices stopped short of calling the vote rigged.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Live Briefing: At U.N. General Assembly, Signing a Nuclear Pact and Debating Another September 21, 2017The United Nations General Assembly is convening for its second day, in the wake of President Trump’s combative remarks on North Korea and Iran. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Live Briefing: At U.N., Trump Singles Out ‘Rogue’ Nations North Korea and Iran September 19, 2017The 193-member United Nations is gathering for the 72nd session of the General Assembly. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Facebook Faces a New World as Officials Rein In a Wild Web September 18, 2017The web is not as open as it once was, with nation-states exerting their power over the internet. Facebook and other tech companies are dealing with the consequences.PAUL MOZUR, MARK SCOTT and MIKE ISAAC
- Italy, Going It Alone, Stalls the Flow of Migrants. But at What Cost? September 17, 2017Some charge that Rome’s solution to the crisis may be strengthening Libya’s most rapacious warlords, while condemning thousands to misery.DECLAN WALSH and JASON HOROWITZ
- 36 Burundian Refugees Are Shot Dead in Congo September 17, 2017The Burundians had fled political violence at home but died in a clash with soldiers, according to the U.N. and a civil society group in Congo.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017
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- Iran tests new ballistic missile: state media September 23, 2017Defying US warnings, the reported test comes just hours after Khoramshahr missile was unveiled during a military parade.
- Orouba Barakat, daughter Halla found killed in Istanbul September 23, 2017Syrian National Coalition, relatives demand swift investigation into stabbing of Orouba and Halla Barakat in Turkey.
- China imposes limits on oil supply to North Korea September 23, 2017New sanctions by Beijing, a close ally of Pyongyang, also include an import ban on textile products from North Korea.
- Hackers targeted 21 US states during 2016 election September 23, 2017US government for the first time tells individual states that their systems have been targeted.
- German weapon removed from Mikhail Kalashnikov statue September 23, 2017Removal occurs after Moscow residents notice that metal bas-relief behind new monument includes image of German weapon.
- Russia tells US, N Korea 'hot heads' to calm down September 23, 2017Russian FM Sergey Lavrov describes war of words between Washington and Pyongyang a 'kindergarten fight'.
- Barzani: Kurd region poll to occur despite opposition September 23, 2017KRG head defiant as Turkey calls planned independence referendum in Kurdish northern Iraq a threat to its security.
- Puerto Rico dam failure prompts mass evacuation September 23, 2017Authorities issue flash flood emergency as buses are sent to evacuate tens of thousands of residents from their houses.
- Qatar-Gulf crisis: All the latest updates September 22, 2017An air, sea and land blockade imposed on Qatar by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt is now in its fourth month.
- Theresa May proposes two-year transition after Brexit September 22, 2017Cautious praise by EU to UK leader's speech, while European leaders urge more clarity on citizens' issue and budget.
- Iran tests new ballistic missile: state media September 23, 2017
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- That's my boy — Real boss Zidane faces son EnzoHe has made two La Liga appearances so far.
- Trump launches foul-mouthed tirade against anthem protestersThe protests began last year.
- US forum sees progress for Kenya's democracy, economyIndependent Judiciary, willingness to go to court, devolution and decrease in electoral violence cited as key milestones.
- Wozniacki smashes Muguruza to reach Tokyo finalThird seed Wozniacki tore through the first set.
- Charity Ngilu hits ground running with health and food projectsKitui governor initiates ambitious water, health and food projects.
- CELEB CONFESSIONS: The naughty Noti FlowIf you have watched the controversial reality TV show Nairobi Diaries then you must have ‘met’ Natalie Florence aka Noti Flow and witnessed her naughtiness.
- Patrick Muyah to take on Paul Tergat for Nock top seatEkumbo had resigned as KSF chairman in January.
- KQ seeks State protection to ward off rivalsCEO says subsidies given to competitors mean they are not playing on an even field
- Why boats are killing fishers, passengers in Lake VictoriaErratic weather, overloaded boats and lack of safety equipment blamed for rising boat accidents.
- Uganda to charge 48 over presidential age limit protestsMakerere Univeraity students among suspects locked up in police cells.
- Uganda rebel MPs draft motion on Yoweri Museveni retirementNew Bill in the offing to counter bid to remove presidential age limit cap.
- Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un in war of wordsUS president dubs North Korea's leader a "madman".
- To vote or not, independence or not: Catalonia dividedBanned independence referendum looms in Catalonia
- Legendary track and road runner Tergat is clear as Nock’s president-in-waitingNock is not an island in Kenya; it is Kenya itself.
- Raila Odinga: I won August 8 poll but results were doctoredNasa leader claims John Mahama, who led the Commonwealth Observer Mission, is Mr Kenyatta's personal friend.
- Vihiga seek Leopards scalp in GOtv Shield semisLosing, it seems, is not a common vocabulary for the Vihiga-based team.
- Mo Farah tips trio to lower marathon recordGreat Britain's distance running legend tips star-studded field to run under 2:02.57.
- Resolve league confusionSupremacy battles between KPL and FKF are a threat to the smooth running of soccer.
- Leaders must be ready to accept poll resultsThe country is heavily polarised and citizens live in perpetual fear and mistrust.
- Instilling good values in children will pay off laterLeadership is both an art and a science through which the affairs of any society are directed.
- That's my boy — Real boss Zidane faces son Enzo
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- That's my boy — Real boss Zidane faces son Enzo
- Trump launches foul-mouthed tirade against anthem protesters
- US forum sees progress for Kenya's democracy, economy
- Wozniacki smashes Muguruza to reach Tokyo final
- Charity Ngilu hits ground running with health and food projects
- CELEB CONFESSIONS: The naughty Noti Flow
- Patrick Muyah to take on Paul Tergat for Nock top seat
- KQ seeks State protection to ward off rivals
- Why boats are killing fishers, passengers in Lake Victoria
- Uganda to charge 48 over presidential age limit protests
- Uganda rebel MPs draft motion on Yoweri Museveni retirement
- Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong-Un in war of words
- To vote or not, independence or not: Catalonia divided
- Legendary track and road runner Tergat is clear as Nock’s president-in-waiting
- Raila Odinga: I won August 8 poll but results were doctored
- Vihiga seek Leopards scalp in GOtv Shield semis
- Mo Farah tips trio to lower marathon record
- Resolve league confusion
- Leaders must be ready to accept poll results
- Instilling good values in children will pay off later
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- NYT > Africa
- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017Tetanus in babies has been eliminated from the Americas, experts said. Malaria treatment will be expanded in Africa; new HIV drugs will be available there, too.DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
- Vows: A Chorus of Mazel Tovs in Uganda September 22, 2017About 1,500 people, including politicians, family and friends, traveled from throughout Uganda to attend the celebration of five Jewish couples.MERISSA NATHAN GERSON
- Nine Elephants in Botswana Are Electrocuted by Power Line September 21, 2017The elephants died after they knocked into the line and the power came into contact with water from a broken pipe, officials said.CHRISTINE HAUSER
- Matter: Clues to Africa’s Mysterious Past Found in Ancient Skeletons September 21, 2017An analysis of DNA recovered from fossils thousands of years old hints at enormous migrations that shaped the continent.CARL ZIMMER
- Kenya Court Says It Nullified Election Over Possible Hacking September 20, 2017It said the electoral commission had failed to instill confidence in the results, but the justices stopped short of calling the vote rigged.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Live Briefing: At U.N. General Assembly, Signing a Nuclear Pact and Debating Another September 21, 2017The United Nations General Assembly is convening for its second day, in the wake of President Trump’s combative remarks on North Korea and Iran. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Live Briefing: At U.N., Trump Singles Out ‘Rogue’ Nations North Korea and Iran September 19, 2017The 193-member United Nations is gathering for the 72nd session of the General Assembly. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Facebook Faces a New World as Officials Rein In a Wild Web September 18, 2017The web is not as open as it once was, with nation-states exerting their power over the internet. Facebook and other tech companies are dealing with the consequences.PAUL MOZUR, MARK SCOTT and MIKE ISAAC
- Italy, Going It Alone, Stalls the Flow of Migrants. But at What Cost? September 17, 2017Some charge that Rome’s solution to the crisis may be strengthening Libya’s most rapacious warlords, while condemning thousands to misery.DECLAN WALSH and JASON HOROWITZ
- 36 Burundian Refugees Are Shot Dead in Congo September 17, 2017The Burundians had fled political violence at home but died in a clash with soldiers, according to the U.N. and a civil society group in Congo.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017
- NYT > Africa
- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017Tetanus in babies has been eliminated from the Americas, experts said. Malaria treatment will be expanded in Africa; new HIV drugs will be available there, too.DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
- Vows: A Chorus of Mazel Tovs in Uganda September 22, 2017About 1,500 people, including politicians, family and friends, traveled from throughout Uganda to attend the celebration of five Jewish couples.MERISSA NATHAN GERSON
- Nine Elephants in Botswana Are Electrocuted by Power Line September 21, 2017The elephants died after they knocked into the line and the power came into contact with water from a broken pipe, officials said.CHRISTINE HAUSER
- Matter: Clues to Africa’s Mysterious Past Found in Ancient Skeletons September 21, 2017An analysis of DNA recovered from fossils thousands of years old hints at enormous migrations that shaped the continent.CARL ZIMMER
- Kenya Court Says It Nullified Election Over Possible Hacking September 20, 2017It said the electoral commission had failed to instill confidence in the results, but the justices stopped short of calling the vote rigged.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Live Briefing: At U.N. General Assembly, Signing a Nuclear Pact and Debating Another September 21, 2017The United Nations General Assembly is convening for its second day, in the wake of President Trump’s combative remarks on North Korea and Iran. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Live Briefing: At U.N., Trump Singles Out ‘Rogue’ Nations North Korea and Iran September 19, 2017The 193-member United Nations is gathering for the 72nd session of the General Assembly. Here are the highlights.THE NEW YORK TIMES
- Facebook Faces a New World as Officials Rein In a Wild Web September 18, 2017The web is not as open as it once was, with nation-states exerting their power over the internet. Facebook and other tech companies are dealing with the consequences.PAUL MOZUR, MARK SCOTT and MIKE ISAAC
- Italy, Going It Alone, Stalls the Flow of Migrants. But at What Cost? September 17, 2017Some charge that Rome’s solution to the crisis may be strengthening Libya’s most rapacious warlords, while condemning thousands to misery.DECLAN WALSH and JASON HOROWITZ
- 36 Burundian Refugees Are Shot Dead in Congo September 17, 2017The Burundians had fled political violence at home but died in a clash with soldiers, according to the U.N. and a civil society group in Congo.KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA
- Global Health: World Health Officials Describe Progress Against Tetanus, H.I.V. and Malaria September 22, 2017
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