World welcomes 2023, leaving a stormy year behind
It was a year marked by the conflict in Ukraine, economic stresses and the effects of global warming.
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It was a year marked by the conflict in Ukraine, economic stresses and the effects of global warming.
The bloc’s comments came after UN experts’ report found ‘direct intervention’ by Rwandan forces inside DR Congo.
At least nine people die in a shopping mall crush as revellers rang in the New Year in capital Kampala, police said.
The practice has been in place since 1992, with the list of nuclear installations exchanged annually on January 1.
President Gustavo Petro announces ceasefire with five largest armed groups to support peace talks.
AT least nine people have died following a stampede at a shopping centre in Uganda.
The crush at the Freedom City Mall in the Ugandan capital Kampala took place as revellers were seeing in the new year.
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The two countries will allow passage of cargo and passenger transport via cross-border Tienditas Bridge from January 1.
Australia, Canada are the latest to impose restrictions on travellers from China amid a surge in COVID-19 cases.
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 312th day, we take a look at the main developments.
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