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     A small group of placard-carrying protesters have gathered outside the
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     over its call to the country to end a strategic oil pipeline project with
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     Last week the EU parliament passed a resolution warning of human rights
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     the contractors, France's Total Energies and the China National Offshore
     Oil Corporation, to pause the $10bn (£8bn) project until they find an
     alternative route.
     
     The East African Crude Oil Pipeline project will stretch 1,443km (896
     miles) from Lake Albert in western Uganda to the Tanzanian port of Tanga on
     the Indian Ocean.
     
     The authorities in Tanzania and Uganda have criticised the EU's opposition
     to the project.
     
     Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni said nothing would stop the project.
     
     “I saw in the papers that the EU parliament passed a resolution directing
     Total not to proceed with the East African Crude Oil Pipeline. Please,
     don’t waste your time thinking about that. We have a contract with Total
     written very well. The oil will come out in 2025, the first batch. The oil
     project will go on and no one can stop it,” the president said on Friday
     last week.
     
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     CRASH LEAVES 23 DEAD DURING ZAMBIA CHURCH TRIP
     
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     At least 23 women were killed and several others injured when a lorry
     overturned on a road in northern Zambia during a church trip.
     
     Seventeen people died on the spot while six others were pronounced dead on
     arrival at a local clinic.
     
     The Sunday accident in Nsama district involved the Women's Christian
     Fellowship group from the United Church of Zambia.
     
     The lorry was carrying 51 passengers. The driver survived but sustained
     injuries.
     
     Police spokesperson Rae Hamoonga said the driver was speeding and failed to
     negotiate a curve, according to the state-owned Times of Zambia newspaper.
     
     President Hakainde Hichilema, who is away in New York for the UN General
     Assembly, has condoled with the families of victims.
     
     He wrote on his Facebook page: “We are saddened to hear the tragic news of
     the [women] who died in a road accident in the early hours of this
     morning...
     
     “We send our message of condolences and prayers to the church and the
     affected families to find comfort in our Lord Jesus Christ. We also wish
     the injured, a quick recovery."
     
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     HONG KONG MAN WHO ATTENDED QUEEN TRIBUTE DETAINED
     
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     WHAT WEAPONS ARE BEING GIVEN TO UKRAINE BY THE UK?
     
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     SEVEN MORE BODIES FOUND DUMPED IN KENYAN RIVER
     
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     Seven more bodies have been retrieved from River Yala in western Kenya near
     the spot where a dozen others have been discovered over the past two years.
     
     The unclaimed bodies were retrieved from the river in the last two months,
     according to a police report seen by officials at Yala sub-county mortuary.
     
     The bodies have not been identified as they await autopsy.
     
     Mortuary officials say three bodies were retrieved by divers in September
     and the other four were discovered by residents along the river.
     
     The latest discovery increases the tally of bodies retrieved from the river
     to more than 30 since January.
     
     Human rights activists say residents in the area are living in fear over
     the discovery of unidentified bodies from the river.
     
     Police are yet to comment on the matter.
     
     Details of forensic investigations conducted early this year seeking to
     uncover who was responsible and the motive behind the killings are yet to
     be made public.
     
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     rivers.
     
     A year ago, 11 bodies were discovered in a river in the north-eastern
     county of Garissa.
     
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     UK CONSIDERS JOINING NEW EUROPEAN NATIONS CLUB
     
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     French President Emmanuel Macron is championing a summit of EU and non-EU
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     TUNISIA ANTI-TERRORISM POLICE DETAIN FORMER PM
     
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     A former Tunisian prime minister, Ali Larayedh, has been detained by
     anti-terrorism police over allegations of involvement in smuggling
     jihadists to Syria, reports say.
     
     A lawyer said Mr Larayedh, who is also a senior figure in the Islamist
     opposition Ennahda party, had been questioned for hours.
     
     In a statement, Ennahda denounced this as a flagrant violation of human
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     Prty leader Rached Ghannouchi is due to be questioned later on Tuesday.
     
     Ennahda rejects the charges.
     
     President Kais Said has tightened his grip on the judiciary following his
     suspension of the Ennahda-dominated parliament last year.
     
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     TRUDEAU'S TEAM DEFENDS PRE-FUNERAL BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY
     
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     SOMALIA SAYS OVER 100 MILITANTS KILLED IN OPERATIONS
     
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     More than 100 al-Shabab militants have been killed in operations over the
     last three days by the Somali National Army (SNA), which is receiving
     support from US forces, in the central Hiiraan region, the government said
     on Monday.
     
     “Air support from the United States of America has assisted this operation
     led by SNA,” the statement shared by the state-owned Somali National TV
     said.
     
     Hiiraan and the neighbouring Galgudud region have become the epicentre of
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     The state TV on Monday also reported that the army had killed at least 54
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     A day before, the army said more than 75 militants were killed in joint
     operations with clan militia.
     
     In its latest video message on Sunday, al-Shabab spokesperson Ali Dheere
     threatened to retaliate against the government's "desperate" use of clan
     militia.
     
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     BREAKINGUGANDA CONFIRMS FRESH OUTBREAK OF EBOLA VIRUS
     
     A 24-year-old man infected with Ebola has died in central Uganda in a fresh
     outbreak confirmed by health officials.
     
     The health minister has told journalists that the victim had exhibited
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     He was a resident of Ngabano village in Mubende district, about 147km (91
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     The case of the relatively rare Sudan strain was confirmed by the Uganda
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     It says eight people with suspected symptoms are receiving medical care,
     and that it is sending staff to the affected area.
     
     The East African country last reported an outbreak of the strain in 2012.
     
     “Thanks to its [Uganda] expertise, action has been taken to quickly to
     detect the virus and we can bank on this knowledge to halt the spread of
     infections," said Dr Matshidiso Moeti - WHO regional director for Africa.
     
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