The High Court in Masaka has granted bail to MPs Allan Ssewanyana and Muhammad Ssegirinya

Prayer as a Last Resort: Kenya’s National Day of Mass Prayer in Response to Growing Drough

Equatorial Guinea's health minister announces Marburg virus disease outbreak

The Tragic Aftermath of the Catastrophic Earthquake in Turkey and Syria: Searching for Survivors and Delivering Aid

Qatar's Generosity: 10,000 Cabins and Caravans to House Earthquake Survivors

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As we sum up February 2023 let’s take a look at these stories as TIMOTHY OKURUT steps in for Michael Ainomugisha. Uganda hands over 34 rescued Congolese nationals to FARDC

Former Ghanaian footballer Christian Atsu dies in Turkish earthquake

African Union suspends Israel's observer status at weekend summit

Former US President Jimmy Carter enters hospice care

China considering providing "lethal support" to Russia in Ukraine conflict, says US Secretary of State

Meta announces users can pay for blue tick verification

Severe flooding and landslides in Brazilian state of São Paulo leave 36 dead

Villagers in Uganda have mixed feelings over the impact of new oilfields

African cholera cases falling but floods up risk - WHO Africa director

DRC: Fighting continues as M23 withdrawal begins

Challenge for Nigeria's Presidential Election Result: Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi Join Forces

Kem Sokha: Cambodia opposition leader given 27-year sentence for treason

China has lost 41 million workers — almost the size of Germany’s workforce — in 3 years

French President Emmanuel Macron has declared that the era of French interference in Africa is "well over"

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• US Vice President Kamala Harris in Africa to boost ties

Week-long tour of the continent comes at a time when the US is seeking to counter the influence of Russia and China.

• Hotel Rwanda hero Paul Rusesabagina freed from prison

• Tens of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to protest against reforms of the country's justice system

• Militia execute 17 hostages in DR Congo hotspot

• Tory MPs accuse Google's new AI of Left-wing bias amid fears the revolutionary search tool could dent their election hopes. Follow Show link for more news

Join Michael Ainomugisha in the comeback episode of World News Weekly after a three-month hiatus. In this episode, we cover three compelling stories from around the world.

1. Nigerian Migrants Repatriated from Libya:

2. Niger's Suspension by the African Union:

3. China-Africa Relations and BRICS

Stay informed and engaged with these global stories on World News Weekly. Tune in now to get a fresh perspective on international events.

_Disclaimer: Views expressed in the podcast do not necessarily represent the platform's opinions. Special thanks to SABC for insights on China-Africa Relations and BRICS, and to Al Jazeera for their contribution on Niger's Suspension by the African Union_

In this episode of World News Weekly, host Michael Ainomugisha takes you on a global journey through four impactful news stories:

1. Zimbabwe's Election Fallout: We delve into the aftermath of Zimbabwe's recent election, where President Emmerson Mnangagwa secured a second term amid allegations of vote-rigging by the opposition. Explore the country's economic challenges and political controversies.

2. Kenya's Power Outage Chaos: Massive power outage in Kenya, affects various sectors, including Nairobi's airport. Uncover the impact of the blackout on Kenya's economy and infrastructure.

3. Sudan's Path to Peace: The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) express openness to a ceasefire with the army.

4. Russian Plane Crash and Wagner Group: Uncover the details behind the tragic plane crash that claimed the life of Yevgeny Prigozhin, chief of the Russian mercenary group Wagner.

Join us as we dissect these stories and offer a comprehensive view of global events. Special thanks to SABC and ABC News

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Gabon's President Ousted in Coup

US Embassy Issues Warning Amid Ugandan Terror Threats

Nigeria Weighs G20 Membership Prospects

Niger Re-opens Skies to Civilian Flights

Changes in Cameroon's Leadership Amid Regional Unrest

Historic Nomination in Mexican Presidential Race

Russian Missile Strike in Ukraine

Pope Francis's Historic Visit to Mongolia

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A Ugandan cabinet minister is to spend Easter in jail after being charged over a scandal involving the theft of thousands of metal roofing sheets.

Protests: Kenyan leaders commended for agreeing to talks

At least 19 killed in DR Congo landslide

Rwanda's ruling party elects woman to deputize Kagame

Catalonia in grip of worst drought in decades

Several injured, fire reported after Netherlands train crash

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Macron in China hoping to talk Xi into changing stance on Ukraine

Samsung Electronics says first-quarter profit likely fell suddenly down by 96% as chip glut slashes prices

Israel strikes Lebanon and Gaza after major rocket attack

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