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South Africa s ANC Faces Potential Parliamentary Shift After 30 Years

The African National Congress (ANC) may lose its parliamentary majority in South Africa for the first time in 30 years, signaling significant political shifts. The ANC's vote share currently stands at 42.5%, necessitating coalition formation, which could lead to political volatility. Final results may confirm this new political landscape.

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Our life is all about death : Dozens camp in Gaza cemetery to escape Israeli bombs

It is better than living in residential areas where the houses could collapse on their heads, refugee says of his family

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Living among the dead: Gaza families seek shelter in cemetery

Living among the dead: Gaza families seek shelter in cemetery
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In Gaza, hospital procedures without anaesthetics prompted screams, prayers

In Gaza, hospital procedures without anaesthetics prompted screams, prayers
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Retain and explain: Britain says statues of historical figures such as colonialists or slave traders won t fall

The British government said on Thursday that contested statues should be kept in place but complemented with a comprehensive explanation, in guidance reacting to a spate of statue removals during anti-racism protests that swept the world in 2020.

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