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 1.  Posted at 15:3015:30
     
     
     MACHINE GUNS FOUND IN RAID ON FRENCH NEO-NAZI GANG
     
     Authorities say the group went on a "Jew hunt" during a football match in
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 2.  Posted at 15:2215:22
     
     
     HUSBAND DENIES KILLING NIGERIAN GOSPEL STAR
     
     By Chris Ewokor
     
     BBC News, Abuja
     
     Osinachi Nwachuwku's death in April sparked outrage amid reports she was a
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     DEADLY TRAIN DERAILMENT IN SOUTHERN GERMANY
     
     By Matt Murphy
     
     BBC News
     
     At least four people die and some 30 are injured after a train derails in
     the state of Bavaria.
     
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 4.  Posted at 15:1915:19
     
     
     SIR KEIR STARMER WRITES TO PM OVER DETAINED SCOT
     
     Jagtar Singh Johal, from Dumbarton, has been in held India without a
     conviction for more than four years.
     
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 5.  Posted at 15:1815:18
     
     
     MALAWI BANS ZODWA WABANTU OVER REVEALING DANCE MOVES
     
     Peter Jegwa
     
     Lilongwe, Malawi
     
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     The authorities in Malawi have stopped South African celebrity Zodwa
     Wabantu from coming into the country to perform because her revealing dance
     moves are thought to be out of tune with the nation’s moral standards.
     
     The South African entertainer has made a career from explicit dancing
     styles which include wearing revealing clothes and often going on stage
     without any underwear.
     
     She was set to perform in the southern city of Blantyre on 11 June, but the
     show’s organisers say they have received communication from the country’s
     censorship board that the South African will not be allowed to enter the
     country.
     
     Tourism and Culture Minister Micheal Usi told a local newspaper that he
     backed the decision.
     
     The independent Daily Times newspaper quoted him as saying that he had
     received numerous calls from local women opposed to the South African
     performing in Malawi.
     
     “Imagine if she came to perform and undressed on stage, what will all those
     women think of me,” Mr Usi said.
     
     Malawi is a secular state with a liberal constitution that guarantees
     freedom of expression. It however, remains culturally conservative with
     most citizens leaning towards Christian teachings.
     
     Wabantu has previously been banned from performing in Zimbabwe and Zambia
     for similar reasons.
     
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     VIRAL VIDEO SHOWS INDIANS RISKING LIVES FOR WATER
     
     Footage shows women scaling a well without a rope or harness to access
     water.
     
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     VIDEO SHOWS DERAILED GERMAN TRAIN AFTER DEADLY ACCIDENT
     
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     Video caption: Bavaria train crash: Video shows train derailed after deadly
     accidentBavaria train crash: Video shows train derailed after deadly
     accident
     
     At least three people were killed and about 60 injured when a train
     derailed in Bavaria, police say.
     
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 8.  Posted at 13:5613:56
     
     
     MURDERS SURGE BY 20% IN SOUTH AFRICA - MINISTER
     
     Will Ross
     
     Africa editor, BBC World Service
     
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     Police Minister Bheki Cele (C) has decried the latest crime figuresImage
     caption: Police Minister Bheki Cele (C) has decried the latest crime
     figures
     
     South Africa's police minister has said there has been a significant surge
     in the number of murders and other violent crimes.
     
     Bheki Cele said the first three months of this year were violent, brutal
     and unsafe for many South Africans.
     
     He said more than 6,000 people were killed - an increase of about 20% on
     the same period last year.
     
     Kidnappings showed the sharpest increase - more than doubling to over
     3,000.
     
     There were also 10,000 more rapes between January and March.
     
     Mr Cele described the figures as dismal and vowed to weed out corrupt
     officers and better equip the police.
     
     He said better relations between communities and the police were needed to
     fight crime.
     
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 9.  Posted at 13:1213:12
     
     
     WOMEN EMPLOYED AS MOTORBIKE TAXI DRIVERS IN RWANDA
     
     Jean Claude Mwambutsa
     
     BBC Great Lakes, Kigali
     
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     A project employing women to drive electric-powered motorcycle taxis is
     being launched in Rwanda’s capital, Kigali.
     
     Male drivers currently dominate the sector.
     
     The first group of 120 women have just finished three months' training on
     riding as well as maintaining the new bikes.
     
     The project both challenges people's perception of women and is hoping to
     improve the environment.
     
     Ornella Uwobasa, who trained the women, says they want “to change the
     mentality” to show that women can do the job.
     
     “We want to see women on the roads, and everyone to know that women can
     work on the road,” she tells the BBC.
     
     BBCCopyright: BBC
     
     The project, jointly owned by the city authorities and a private company,
     is aimed at employing poor women who are given the motorbikes for free.
     
     The city's vice-mayor, Martine Urujeni, said the project will cut carbon
     emissions and reduce unemployment.
     
     “We focused on vulnerable women like single mothers - divorced and widows -
     because we want to improve their lives.”
     
     Around 35,000 motorbike taxis are registered in Kigali but most are
     operated by men.
     
     Rwanda encourages the use of electric motor vehicles but their numbers are
     still low, with only 150 registered so far this year.
     
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 10. Posted at 13:1013:10
     
     
     UKRAINE REFUGEES OFFERED 100 FREE PLAY-OFF TICKETS
     
     Ukrainian refugees in Wales are to be given 100 free tickets for the
     countries' World Cup play-off.
     
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 11. Posted at 12:2412:24
     
     
     AU CHIEF WARNS PUTIN OVER IMPACT ON AFRICA OF UKRAINE WAR
     
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     Senegal's President and head of the African Union, Macky Sall, has told his
     Russian counterpart that he should consider the impact that food shortages
     caused by the Ukraine conflict are having on the continent, the AFP news
     agency is reporting.
     
     The two men have been meeting in the southern Russian city of Sochi.
     
     AFP quotes President Sall him as saying that President Vladimir Putin
     should "become aware that our countries, even if they are far from the
     theatre [of action], are victims on an economic level" of the conflict.
     
     He added that food supplies should be "outside" of the West's sanctions on
     Russia.
     
     Prior to the conflict, more than 40% of wheat consumed in Africa came from
     either Ukraine or Russia.
     
     Before he left Senegal, President Sall's office said the visit was aimed at
     freeing up stocks of cereals and fertilisers that are currently blocked in
     Ukrainian ports.
     
     African countries have been particularly affected by the price increases
     caused by the war.
     
     Earlier, the Reuters news agency quoted the Kremlin as saying that Mr Putin
     would give an "exhaustive" explanation as to what is happening to Ukrainian
     grain.
     
     In his public remarks after the meeting, quoted by AFP, Mr Putin said
     Russia was "always on Africa's side".
     
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 12. Posted at 11:5711:57
     
     
     THOUSANDS OF MOTORCYCLE TAXIS CRUSHED IN LAGOS
     
     By Yusuf Akinpelu
     
     BBC News, Lagos
     
     More than 2,000 bikes are being destroyed after a Nigerian man was killed
     in a row over fares.
     
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 13. Posted at 11:2911:29
     
     
     KENYA POLL BODY DENIES RUTO'S CLAIM ABOUT MISSING VOTERS
     
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     Kenya's election commission chairman Wafula Chebukati has denied
     allegations of any breach of voters' dataImage caption: Kenya's election
     commission chairman Wafula Chebukati has denied allegations of any breach
     of voters' data
     
     Kenya's election commission has denied Deputy President William Ruto's
     claim that the agency and other government officials were planning to
     undermine the 9 August poll.
     
     The deputy president is one of the two leading candidates vying to take
     over from President Uhuru Kenyatta after the vote. His main rival is former
     prime minister Raila Odinga.
     
     Mr Ruto told European Union ambassadors during a meeting that a million
     voters had allegedly been moved off the voting roll from his strongholds by
     the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).
     
     But IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati said there was no "breach of the voter
     register or interference of the system that holds it".
     
     “Let's not talk about one million names missing, there's no such thing. The
     one million names we are talking about are for those who applied for
     transfers and we are undergoing the process of ensuring that the proper
     transfers are affected," he said.
     
     On Thursday, the deputy president accused government officials of taking
     sides in the forthcoming poll.
     
     Mr Ruto has also pulled out of a presidential debate scheduled for July,
     citing biased media coverage.
     
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 14. Posted at 10:2210:22
     
     
     LAGOS CRUSHES MORE THAN 2,000 CONFISCATED MOTORBIKE TAXIS
     
     BBCCopyright: BBC
     The bikes have been involved in several road accidents in LagosImage
     caption: The bikes have been involved in several road accidents in Lagos
     
     The authorities in Lagos have begun the process of crushing more than 2,000
     confiscated motorcycles seized this week as part of the attempts to enforce
     a ban on motorcycle taxis, known as okadas, in the Nigerian city.
     
     The ban was introduced following last month’s killing by a mob, allegedly
     made up of motorbike taxi drivers, of Sunday David, a 38-year-old sound
     engineer in the Lekki area of the city.
     
     BBCCopyright: BBC
     Authorities said okada riders do not respect road lawsImage caption:
     Authorities said okada riders do not respect road laws
     
     It’s not the first time the government has imposed a ban.
     
     In January 2020, the government banned the operation of motorcyclists in 15
     local council areas across Lagos. But that stopped being enforced.
     
     Some are sceptical whether this ban will work as the okadas provide a vital
     service in places not covered by the public transport system.
     
     They are also an important source of employment for many young men in the
     vast city, where lack of work is a big problem.
     
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 15. Posted at 10:1610:16
     
     
     UKRAINE LIFTS INTEREST RATE TO HIGHEST IN EUROPE
     
     In a bid to fight off high inflation, the war-torn country's central bank
     has lifted borrowing costs.
     
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 16. Posted at 9:449:44
     
     
     PAKISTANI TALIBAN ANNOUNCE TRUCE WITH ISLAMABAD
     
     The ceasefire comes after negotiations in Kabul brokered by the Afghan
     Taliban government.
     
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 17. Posted at 9:379:37
     
     
     THOUSANDS OF PILGRIMS MARK MARTYRS DAY IN UGANDA
     
     Thousands of pilgrims are attending an open-air ceremony at Namugongo
     shrine, near Uganda's capital, Kampala, to mark Uganda Martyrs Day
     celebrations.
     
     The Catholic shrine is dedicated to Christians martyred for their faith in
     the 19th Century.
     
     Some of the pilgrims spent the night holding a vigil near the martyrs'
     shrines.
     
     President Yoweri Museveni has wished the pilgrims a safe stay in the
     country and tweeted a photo of the venue:
     
     View more on twitterView more on twitter
     
     The annual event is a big draw to Catholics in the country and the East
     Africa region. This year's event is the first since the country confirmed
     its first Coronavirus case in July 2020.
     
     Local media outlets report of beefed up security on roads leading to the
     Namugongo shrine.
     
     The Daily Monitor newspapre has been tweeting pictures of the event:
     
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 18. Posted at 8:518:51
     
     
     NIGERIA TO CONSTRUCT GAS PIPELINE TO EUROPE THROUGH MOROCCO
     
     BBC Monitoring
     
     The world through its media
     
     Getty ImagesCopyright: Getty Images
     
     Nigeria has given the state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
     (NNPC) the greenlight to implement a deal on construction of a gas pipeline
     to Europe through Morocco.
     
     There have been reports of surging demand for African energy supplies from
     the EU that is seeking to wean itself of dependence on Russian oil and gas.
     
     "This gas pipeline is to take gas to 15 West African countries and to
     Morocco and through Morocco to Spain and Europe," said Timipre Sylva, the
     minister of state for petroleum resources.
     
     "It is only after the engineering design of the pipeline that we will know
     exactly (what) the cost of the pipeline will be. When that time comes, we
     will be talking about funding," he added.
     
     Nigeria is a member of the Opec group of major oil producers and has huge
     gas reserves - the largest proven reserves in Africa and the seventh
     largest globally.
     
     On 30 May, Tanzania transported 60,000 tonnes of coal to the Netherlands.
     
     Last month, Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi said European nations had
     "flooded" his country with requests to supply coal.
     
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      * Ukraine crisis: Can Africa replace Russian gas supplies to Europe?
     
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 19. Posted at 8:508:50
     
     
     STUDENTS HIDE TINY TIANANMEN 'GODDESSES' ON CAMPUS
     
     By Frances Mao
     
     BBC News
     
     The anonymous acts in Hong Kong defy a crackdown on public commemoration of
     the killings.
     
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     RUSSIA ACHIEVING SUCCESS IN UKRAINE'S DONBAS - MOD
     
     By Joseph Lee
     
     BBC News
     
     On the war's 100th day, UK Defence Intelligence says Russia has the
     initiative in the country's east.
     
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