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JKCI yawataka wananchi Geita kuchangamkia matibabu bure • Kihongosi awabana wakandarasi watekeleze mikataba kwa wakati • وفد «التيار الثوري» يبحث مع قيادية بريطانية تطورات السودان ودعم جهود وقف الحرب • ‘We’ve not endorsed any candidate for 2027 Taraba governorship election’ — Miyetti Allah • Osun Amotekun reunites wandering woman, children with family • Sokoto ADC loses former Director-General Umar Salah to APC • مقتل مزارع في قريضة بجنوب دارفور • الدعم السريع يعتقل مدنيين من مواقع تعدين بشمال دارفور • مداهمات في طبرق توقف مئات المهاجرين بينهم سودانيون • Nigeria Open golf tournament returns in 2027 after 28 years • Scrutinise politicians’ records before elections, Obi urges editors • Pocognoli’s reign as Scotland coach begins with stalemate in Slovenia • Man City confident they can prove ‘innocence’ over charges – Chairman • Nigeria’s Digital Leisure Boom Needs Rules That Protect Innovation and Consumers • Rio field gets final touches, 'no need to worry' NFL says • What to know for Week 3: 15 games on deck, 15 previews from our reporters and experts • ⚾ MLB playoff tracker: Which races are still up for grabs? • Manchester City Vows To Prove Innocence Over Premier League Charges • Soludo’s wife reacts to Peter Obi’s godfather claims • Yobe deputy gov commends electoral commission for peaceful LG poll • JKCI yawataka wananchi Geita kuchangamkia matibabu bure • Kihongosi awabana wakandarasi watekeleze mikataba kwa wakati • وفد «التيار الثوري» يبحث مع قيادية بريطانية تطورات السودان ودعم جهود وقف الحرب • ‘We’ve not endorsed any candidate for 2027 Taraba governorship election’ — Miyetti Allah • Osun Amotekun reunites wandering woman, children with family • Sokoto ADC loses former Director-General Umar Salah to APC • مقتل مزارع في قريضة بجنوب دارفور • الدعم السريع يعتقل مدنيين من مواقع تعدين بشمال دارفور • مداهمات في طبرق توقف مئات المهاجرين بينهم سودانيون • Nigeria Open golf tournament returns in 2027 after 28 years • Scrutinise politicians’ records before elections, Obi urges editors • Pocognoli’s reign as Scotland coach begins with stalemate in Slovenia • Man City confident they can prove ‘innocence’ over charges – Chairman • Nigeria’s Digital Leisure Boom Needs Rules That Protect Innovation and Consumers • Rio field gets final touches, 'no need to worry' NFL says • What to know for Week 3: 15 games on deck, 15 previews from our reporters and experts • ⚾ MLB playoff tracker: Which races are still up for grabs? • Manchester City Vows To Prove Innocence Over Premier League Charges • Soludo’s wife reacts to Peter Obi’s godfather claims • Yobe deputy gov commends electoral commission for peaceful LG poll

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Ethiopia Calls for Stronger Multilateralism, African Voice At UN

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[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Ethiopian President Taye Atske Selassie called for a stronger and more equitable multilateral system, urging the international community to reinforce collective security, address global inequality and give Africa a meaningful voice in global decision-making.

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