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May Day protests hit Turkey
Sky News Australia
Turkish police have used water cannons and tear gas to disperse May Day protesters in Istanbul as tens of thousands of labour activists turned out worldwide to defend their rights at a time of austerity. As Turkish police and protesters engaged in pitched ...
Turkish police fire tear gas, water cannon at May Day protestersReuters
Turkey: Hundreds of protesters held over May Day ralliesVideoNewsUs
LIVE: Turkey marks tense May Day as police enforce lockdown in central IstanbulHurriyet Daily News
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Sky News Australia
Turkish police have used water cannons and tear gas to disperse May Day protesters in Istanbul as tens of thousands of labour activists turned out worldwide to defend their rights at a time of austerity. As Turkish police and protesters engaged in pitched ...
Turkish police fire tear gas, water cannon at May Day protesters
Turkey: Hundreds of protesters held over May Day rallies
LIVE: Turkey marks tense May Day as police enforce lockdown in central Istanbul
Sky News Australia
Nearly 600 arrested at Burundi protests
Sky News Australia
Police in Burundi say they have arrested close to 600 people during protests and clashes sparked by the president's bid to stay in power. Protesters on Friday announced a two-day truce, but warned they would return to the streets on Monday unless President ...
Burundi: US Protection SoughtNew York Times
Arrests rise in Burundi protests; protesters vow to remainWashington Post
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Sky News Australia
Police in Burundi say they have arrested close to 600 people during protests and clashes sparked by the president's bid to stay in power. Protesters on Friday announced a two-day truce, but warned they would return to the streets on Monday unless President ...
Burundi: US Protection Sought
Arrests rise in Burundi protests; protesters vow to remain
Kansas City Star
UN chief urges warring factions in Yemen to protect civilians
DAWN.com
UNITED NATIONS: The continuing aerial bombardment and ground fighting's impact on civilians in Yemen were decried by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in a statement on Thursday. More than 1,200 people have been killed and 300,000 have fled their ...
Russia Assails West Over YemenNew York Times
Americans Trapped by Yemen FightWall Street Journal
3 soldiers killed as KSA repels Houthi attackArab News
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DAWN.com
UNITED NATIONS: The continuing aerial bombardment and ground fighting's impact on civilians in Yemen were decried by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in a statement on Thursday. More than 1,200 people have been killed and 300,000 have fled their ...
Russia Assails West Over Yemen
Americans Trapped by Yemen Fight
3 soldiers killed as KSA repels Houthi attack
Wall Street Journal
Behind the Saudi Royal Shake-Up
Wall Street Journal
Four months into his rule, Saudi King Salman reshuffled the face cards in the Saudi royal deck this week. His most apparent goal is to placate multiple domestic constituencies, from frustrated youths to religious fundamentalists. But the larger and more ...
Saudi Arabia in push to restructure AramcoGulf Daily News
Saudi prince sees power grow in oil restructuringFinancial Times
Oil giant Saudi Aramco names Amin Nasser acting CEOEconomic Times
Arab News
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Wall Street Journal
Four months into his rule, Saudi King Salman reshuffled the face cards in the Saudi royal deck this week. His most apparent goal is to placate multiple domestic constituencies, from frustrated youths to religious fundamentalists. But the larger and more ...
Saudi Arabia in push to restructure Aramco
Saudi prince sees power grow in oil restructuring
Oil giant Saudi Aramco names Amin Nasser acting CEO
Telegraph.co.uk
Nigerian military: 234 more girls, women rescued from Boko Haram's Sambisa ...
Washington Post
LAGOS, Nigeria — Nigerian military: 234 more girls, women rescued from Boko Haram's Sambisa Forest stronghold. Copyright 2015 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Continue ...
Nigerian military: 234 girls, women rescued from extremistsTVNZ
Troops rescue additional 234 women, childrenThe Punch
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Washington Post
LAGOS, Nigeria — Nigerian military: 234 more girls, women rescued from Boko Haram's Sambisa Forest stronghold. Copyright 2015 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Continue ...
Nigerian military: 234 girls, women rescued from extremists
Troops rescue additional 234 women, children
Nehanda Radio
Lungu confirms close links with Mugabe
Nehanda Radio
BULAWAYO – Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Thursday almost revealed his long time secret relations with Zimbabwe's nonagenarian leader President Robert Mugabe when he said Zimbabwe has always been at the core of his heart. Zambian President ...
Wage freeze liftedZambia Daily Mail
President Lungu leads workers at Labour DayLusaka Times
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Nehanda Radio
BULAWAYO – Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Thursday almost revealed his long time secret relations with Zimbabwe's nonagenarian leader President Robert Mugabe when he said Zimbabwe has always been at the core of his heart. Zambian President ...
Wage freeze lifted
President Lungu leads workers at Labour Day
Zimbabwe Independent
Industrialisation in reverse
Zimbabwe Independent
INDUSTRIALISATION is a central topic at this week's Sadc meetings. Why such a subject should be on the agenda for a meeting in Zimbabwe is a mystery as the country has been vigorously engaged in de-industrialisation for years. As a result, we have to ...
Let's focus on beneficiation: PresidentThe Zimbabwe Daily
Mugabe Urges SADC Member States to Embrace IndustrialisationAllAfrica.com
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Zimbabwe Independent
INDUSTRIALISATION is a central topic at this week's Sadc meetings. Why such a subject should be on the agenda for a meeting in Zimbabwe is a mystery as the country has been vigorously engaged in de-industrialisation for years. As a result, we have to ...
Let's focus on beneficiation: President
Mugabe Urges SADC Member States to Embrace Industrialisation
Reuters
Thousands still missing after Nepal quake
Reuters
KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Thousands of people were still missing in Nepal on Friday as food and help began to trickle through to those stranded in remote areas after last week's earthquake which killed 6,250. The death toll could rise further. Bodies are still ...
Earthquake: Nepal's Bhaktapur picks up the pieces, with bare handsTimes of India
US to intensify relief efforts, but will respect NepalTelegraphnepal.com
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Reuters
KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Thousands of people were still missing in Nepal on Friday as food and help began to trickle through to those stranded in remote areas after last week's earthquake which killed 6,250. The death toll could rise further. Bodies are still ...
Earthquake: Nepal's Bhaktapur picks up the pieces, with bare hands
US to intensify relief efforts, but will respect Nepal
Zimbabwe Independent
Africa's economic failures, source of bloodshed in SA
Zimbabwe Independent
THERE has arisen an extensive discourse, and partly, literature, which speaks of the “end”, the “decline”, the “crisis”, the “decay” or at worst the “death” and, if anything, the “dearth” of African civilisation all mired in the loss of humanity. However, despite the ...
Batswana condemn xeno attackThe Voice Online (blog)
Zuma slams attacksNews24
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Zimbabwe Independent
THERE has arisen an extensive discourse, and partly, literature, which speaks of the “end”, the “decline”, the “crisis”, the “decay” or at worst the “death” and, if anything, the “dearth” of African civilisation all mired in the loss of humanity. However, despite the ...
Batswana condemn xeno attack
Zuma slams attacks
News24
Divisions mark Workers' Day
News24
Johannesburg - This year's Workers' Day marches were marked by visible divisions, tales of neglect, and gatherings of the expelled. The tradition of marching on Workers' Day was observed around the country as usual, but this year the Congress of SA Trade ...
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Johannesburg - This year's Workers' Day marches were marked by visible divisions, tales of neglect, and gatherings of the expelled. The tradition of marching on Workers' Day was observed around the country as usual, but this year the Congress of SA Trade ...
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