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World News Weekly: The Tragic Aftermath of the Catastrophic Earthquake in Turkey and Syria: Searching for Survivors and Delivering Aid

The High Court in Masaka has granted bail to MPs Allan Ssewanyana and Muhammad Ssegirinya Prayer as a Last Resort: Kenya’s National Day of Mass Prayer in Response to Growing Drough Equatorial Guinea's health minister announces Marburg virus disease outbreak The Tragic Aftermath of the Catastrophic Earthquake in Turkey and Syria: Searching for Survivors and Delivering Aid Qatar's Generosity: 10,000 Cabins and Caravans to House Earthquake Survivors These And more in this episode

Uganda hands over 34 rescued Congolese nationals, and more as we wind up February - Timothy Okurut

As we sum up February 2023 let’s take a look at these stories as TIMOTHY OKURUT steps in for Michael Ainomugisha. Uganda hands over 34 rescued Congolese nationals to FARDC Former Ghanaian footballer Christian Atsu dies in Turkish earthquake African Union suspends Israel's observer status at weekend summit Former US President Jimmy Carter enters hospice care China considering providing "lethal support" to Russia in Ukraine conflict, says US Secretary of State Meta announces users can pay for blue tick verification Severe flooding and landslides in Brazilian state of São Paulo leave 36 dead

World News Weekly: Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi Join Forces to challenge Nigeria's Presidential Election Result

Villagers in Uganda have mixed feelings over the impact of new oilfields African cholera cases falling but floods up risk - WHO Africa director DRC: Fighting continues as M23 withdrawal begins Challenge for Nigeria's Presidential Election Result: Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi Join Forces Kem Sokha: Cambodia opposition leader given 27-year sentence for treason China has lost 41 million workers — almost the size of Germany’s workforce — in 3 years French President Emmanuel Macron has declared that the era of French interference in Africa is "well over" Our new website Click here

World News Weekly: Late March around the World

• US Vice President Kamala Harris in Africa to boost ties Week-long tour of the continent comes at a time when the US is seeking to counter the influence of Russia and China. • Hotel Rwanda hero Paul Rusesabagina freed from prison • Tens of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to protest against reforms of the country's justice system • Militia execute 17 hostages in DR Congo hotspot • Tory MPs accuse Google's new AI of Left-wing bias amid fears the revolutionary search tool could dent their election hopes. Follow Show link for more news

Back from Break: Nigerian Repatriation, Niger's Suspension, and China-Africa Relations

Join Michael Ainomugisha in the comeback episode of World News Weekly after a three-month hiatus. In this episode, we cover three compelling stories from around the world. 1. Nigerian Migrants Repatriated from Libya: 2. Niger's Suspension by the African Union: 3. China-Africa Relations and BRICS Stay informed and engaged with these global stories on World News Weekly. Tune in now to get a fresh perspective on international events. _Disclaimer: Views expressed in the podcast do not necessarily represent the platform's opinions. Special thanks to SABC for insights on China-Africa Relations and BRICS, and to Al Jazeera for their contribution on Niger's Suspension by the African Union_