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Goldmine Collapse in Mali Kills At Least 48

Goldmine Collapse in Mali Kills At Least 48

50% Right coverage: 36 sources

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupy a 2nd major city in Congo’s mineral-rich east

African Politics · Bukavu

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels occupy a 2nd major city in Congo’s mineral-rich east

44% Left coverage: 32 sources

Rwanda-backed rebels have occupied a second major city in mineral-rich eastern Congo, the government said Sunday, as M23 rebels confirmed they were in the city to restore order after it was abandoned by Congolese forces.See the Story

Former Mauritian PM Jugnauth arrested in money laundering investigation

UK Politics · Mauritius

Former Mauritian PM Jugnauth arrested in money laundering investigation

52% Right coverage: 21 sources

Former Mauritian Prime Minister Pravind Kumar Jugnauth has been arrested and is being held in custody on an allegation of money laundering, according to his lawyer. Jugnauth denies the allegation, lawyer Raouf Gulbul said in an interview posted on defimedia.info’s Facebook page. The former premier is being held as part of a Financial Crimes Commission investigation, the news website reported.See the Story

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White South Africans gather in support of Trump and his claims that they are victims of racism

White South Africans gather in support of Trump and his claims that they are victims of racism

White South Africans gather in support of Trump and his claims that they are victims of racism

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