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Benin takes measures to boost fishing yields
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Libya launches collection of postage stamps featuring historic sites included on ISESCO’s list of World Heritage sites
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Libyan Economy ministry urged to facilitate establishment of Chinese companies
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UN chief calls for all hands on deck at Climate Promise 2025 launch
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Silence the guns, amplify women’s voices for peace to end rape in wartime
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WHO prequalifies new oral simplified vaccine for cholera
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Serbian embassy in Libya resumes operations from Tripoli
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Lessons of Hamas operation against Israel, - Libyan newspaper,
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Sixth Science, Technology and Innovation Forum opens in Addis Ababa.
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More than 6,000 Sudanese arrive in Libya fleeing conflict in country - IOM
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Italian aviation delegation visits Misrata airport to check safety standards
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CAF Futsal AFCON: Morocco ease past Angola to clinch record-equalling third title

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Coronavirus: Mauritius reports three new deaths

10 september 2021 - 06:44:00

Port-Louis, Mauritius (PANA) - The Mauritius Ministry of Health and Welfare on Friday reported three new deaths due to COVID-19, bringing the death toll to 61 since March 2020. Meanwhile, Mauritius has obtained a new batch of 500,000 doses of Sinopharm vaccine from China, in addition to 1.1 million doses previously. According [...]Full text...

Coronavirus: WHO says variants prolong Africa’s pandemic wave

10 september 2021 - 05:27:03

Brazzaville, Congo (PANA) – Weekly COVID-19 cases in Africa fell by more than 20% — the sharpest seven-day decline in two months – as the third wave pandemic tapers off. However, the rate of deceleration is slower than the previous waves owing to the impact of more transmissible variants, the Africa Regional [...]Full text...

World remains ‘far behind’ solving biggest global challenges: UN General Assembly President

10 september 2021 - 05:15:13

New York, US (PANA) - The President of the UN General Assembly, told reporters on Thursday, that the world is “far behind in being able to solve the greatest global challenges and achieve the SDGs”. Volkan Bozkir was speaking in New York at his final press conference in the top job, steering the agenda of the world body amidst an extraordinary year, dominated [...]Full text...