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South African Council of Churches is hosting a memorial service for the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu; International calls urging Somali leaders to avoid violent actions and initiate dialogue as row continues to escalate between Somali President and Prime Minister; and an interview with Loukman...

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Clashes between two rival SPLA-IO factions have left an unknown number of soldiers dead on both sides; Authorities say several people drowned when a boat they were traveling in capsized in the Sobat River in Upper Nile State; The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization says floods have destroyed more than 37,000 tons of grain in South Sudan and urges immediate assistance.

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Rights groups in Kenya are pushing authorities to resettle tens of thousands of squatters evicted just ahead of the holidays to make way for a Chinese-backed expressway. Brenda Mulinya reports from Nairobi.

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