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قوى مناهضة للحرب تعقد اجتماعات في نيروبي لبحث مستقبل السودان • Usalama wa nyama hatarini, machinjio ya Kisakasaka Z’bar • PDP Senator Zanna loses 2027 return ticket in Jigawa • في تذكّر “صلاح حسن أحمد” والرّاحل”عبدالله الشقليني” أيام السبعينات في جامعة الخرطوم • Police arrest two suspects over abduction of cocoa institute’s workers, dismiss Ibadan mass kidnapping reports • Ashanti Region: Woman arrested over alleged death threats against President Mahama and wife • 'If you're busy, don't go to Parliament' — Brako-Powers condemns absenteeism • NHIA directs ride-hailing, logistics firms to provide health insurance coverage • Man sues ex-wife over refusal to leave after divorce • تقرير: فشل خطة أمريكية إسرائيلية لتنصيب نجاد في قيادة إيران • Gov Radda Secures APC Ticket, Receives Katsina Delegates’ Endorsement For Second Term • Akon eulogises Michael Jackson, says Nigerians are most intelligent people on earth • Simu inavyotengeneza kizazi kipya cha wawekezaji nchini • Accept outcome of primary in good faith – APC panel tells Oyo guber aspirants • NYSC urges parents to give corps members extra travel funds • Heavy security at Bauchi APC office as seven aspirants contest guber primary • ميركل تتوّج أوروبياً وتحذر: وسائل التواصل تهدد الديمقراطية • Arsenal Get Fitness Boost Ahead UCL Final With PSG • Jackson Kihara accuses Rigathi Gachagua of plot to seize family estate • Two corps members to repeat service in Gombe, says NYSC • قوى مناهضة للحرب تعقد اجتماعات في نيروبي لبحث مستقبل السودان • Usalama wa nyama hatarini, machinjio ya Kisakasaka Z’bar • PDP Senator Zanna loses 2027 return ticket in Jigawa • في تذكّر “صلاح حسن أحمد” والرّاحل”عبدالله الشقليني” أيام السبعينات في جامعة الخرطوم • Police arrest two suspects over abduction of cocoa institute’s workers, dismiss Ibadan mass kidnapping reports • Ashanti Region: Woman arrested over alleged death threats against President Mahama and wife • 'If you're busy, don't go to Parliament' — Brako-Powers condemns absenteeism • NHIA directs ride-hailing, logistics firms to provide health insurance coverage • Man sues ex-wife over refusal to leave after divorce • تقرير: فشل خطة أمريكية إسرائيلية لتنصيب نجاد في قيادة إيران • Gov Radda Secures APC Ticket, Receives Katsina Delegates’ Endorsement For Second Term • Akon eulogises Michael Jackson, says Nigerians are most intelligent people on earth • Simu inavyotengeneza kizazi kipya cha wawekezaji nchini • Accept outcome of primary in good faith – APC panel tells Oyo guber aspirants • NYSC urges parents to give corps members extra travel funds • Heavy security at Bauchi APC office as seven aspirants contest guber primary • ميركل تتوّج أوروبياً وتحذر: وسائل التواصل تهدد الديمقراطية • Arsenal Get Fitness Boost Ahead UCL Final With PSG • Jackson Kihara accuses Rigathi Gachagua of plot to seize family estate • Two corps members to repeat service in Gombe, says NYSC

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DR Congo confirm first Ebola case

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DR Congo confirms its first Ebola case in South Kivu, an area under M23 militia control, complicating efforts to contain the deadly outbreak. Read More: https://punchng.com/dr-congo-confirm-first-ebola-case/

DR Congo confirm first Ebola case

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