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U.S. B-52 Bombers Headed To Persian Gulf To Deter Iran
U.S. intelligence said it was taking precautions for a possible attack next month during the anniversary of the death of Iran general Qasem Soleimani. 
U.S. intelligence said it was taking precautions for a possible attack next month during the anniversary of the death of Iran general Qasem Soleimani. -
Ethiopian Authorities Launch Manhunt For TPLF Leaders Still At Large
Ethiopian authorities have issued warrants for 134 military and government officials linked to the TPLF and the regional conflict. 
Ethiopian authorities have issued warrants for 134 military and government officials linked to the TPLF and the regional conflict. -
Ethiopia Prepares Weekend 'No Mercy' Assault On Tigray People's Liberation Front
Human rights groups called on the government to allow organizations to enter the region to help civilians in the crossfire. 
Human rights groups called on the government to allow organizations to enter the region to help civilians in the crossfire. -
Travelers From 23 Countries Will Have To Post Bond To Get U.S. Visa
Some visitors will be required to place bonds of up to $15,000 before they are granted a U.S. visa. 
Some visitors will be required to place bonds of up to $15,000 before they are granted a U.S. visa. -
Tigray People's Liberation Front 'Ready To Die' As Ethiopia Starts 'No Mercy' Assault
Federal forces are now within 60 kilometers of the Tigrayan capital of Mekele, the seat of the Front. 
Federal forces are now within 60 kilometers of the Tigrayan capital of Mekele, the seat of the Front. -
More Than 200,000 Refugees Flee Ethiopia As Civil War Escalates
Hundreds of thousands of refugees are fleeing to the Sudanese border as the conflict between Ethiopian federal forces and regional groups continues. 
Hundreds of thousands of refugees are fleeing to the Sudanese border as the conflict between Ethiopian federal forces and regional groups continues. -
Islamic State Militants Escalate Violence In Mozambique
Human rights groups and the United Nations have raised alarms over the growing insurgency and massacres in Mozambique. 
Human rights groups and the United Nations have raised alarms over the growing insurgency and massacres in Mozambique. -
Islam Extremist Group Beheads 50 In Mozambique
According to government estimates, more than 2,000 people have now been killed by the group. 
According to government estimates, more than 2,000 people have now been killed by the group. -
Group Linked To Oromo Liberation Army Kills 54 Villages In Ethiopia
Rebels gathered villagers into a school before killing them. They then looted the villages and burned them. 
Rebels gathered villagers into a school before killing them. They then looted the villages and burned them. -
Chinese Smartphones In Africa Found With Pre-Installed Malware Program
Software security firm Secure-D claims that thousands of smartphones sold by Chinese firm Transsion Holdings in Africa came pre-installed with a malware program. 
Software security firm Secure-D claims that thousands of smartphones sold by Chinese firm Transsion Holdings in Africa came pre-installed with a malware program.
