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INDONESIA: At least 11,500 people displaced by floods in Central Java - Vimarsana News

INDONESIA: At least 11,500 people displaced by floods in Central Java

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Nafisah, an ENDSARS panellist, is being screened for a position in the Kwara cabinet - Vimarsana News

Nafisah, an ENDSARS panellist, is being screened for a position in the Kwara cabinet

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Israel-Hamas truce set to kick in later this morning - Vimarsana News

Israel-Hamas truce set to kick in later this morning

The two sides have agreed a four-day pause in fighting, reportedly set to start at 8am Irish time

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Democratic Republic of Congo: More Than 5% of Children Now Displaced as Conflict Forces a Record Number of People From their Homes - Vimarsana News

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Democratic Republic of Congo: More Than 5% of Children Now Displaced as Conflict Forces a Record Number of People From their Homes

Democratic Republic of Congo: More Than 5% of Children Now Displaced as Conflict Forces a Record Number of People From their Homes

Tragedy of baby who can't even cry - and who hasn't been able to smile in months - Vimarsana News

Tragedy of baby who can't even cry - and who hasn't been able to smile in months

Little Nasro, two, is so dehydrated she cannot produce tears. For seven long days her devoted mother Samiro has kept a bedside vigil at a hospital in Mogadishu, Somalia's capital