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The United States urged Nigerian authorities on Friday to investigate an air strike that Reuters reported killed dozens of cattle herders earlier this year and highlighted a pattern of deadly aerial assaults. Dozens of ethnic Fulani herders died in a Jan. 24 aerial bombing in the central state of Nasarawa, according to a Reuters investigation published this week. The deaths raise awkward questions for allies such as the U.S., which arm Nigeria's military as part of ongoing efforts to quell ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States urged Nigerian authorities on Friday to investigate an air strike that Reuters reported killed dozens of cattle herders earlier this year and highlighted a pattern of deadly aerial assaults. | Jun. 09

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States urged Nigerian authorities on Friday to investigate an air strike that Reuters reported killed dozens of cattle herders earlier this year and highlighted a pattern of deadly aerial assaults.

By Daphne Psaledakis and Humeyra Pamuk

By Daphne Psaledakis and Humeyra Pamuk WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States urged Nigerian authorities on Friday to investigate an air strike that...

HAMMANSKRAAL, South Africa (Reuters) - When a cholera outbreak was confirmed in Hammanskraal, just north of South Africa's capital Pretoria, it was hardly a surprise to many of its residents queuing up for handouts of bottles of clean water and soap. | May. 25

When a cholera outbreak was confirmed in Hammanskraal, just north of South Africa's capital Pretoria, it was hardly a surprise to many of its residents queuing up for handouts of bottles of clean water and soap.

By Carien du Plessis HAMMANSKRAAL, South Africa (Reuters) - When a cholera outbreak was confirmed in Hammanskraal, just north of South Africa's capita...

By Carien du Plessis HAMMANSKRAAL, South Africa (Reuters) - When a cholera outbreak was confirmed in Hammanskraal, just north of South Africas ...

HAMMANSKRAAL, South Africa (Reuters) - When a cholera outbreak was confirmed in Hammanskraal, just north of South Africa's capital Pretoria, it was hardly a surprise to many of its residents queuing up for handouts of bottles of clean water and soap.