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January 31, 2023February 13, 2023

Dead chickens and decomposing bodies: Inside South Africa’s power blackout ‘pandemic’ | CNN

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Johannesburg, South Africa CNN — Car crashes, opportunistic criminals, rotting food, decomposing bodies, bankrupt businesses, and water shortages. Welcome to life under South Africa’s

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August 2, 2022October 7, 2022

This East African nation is known for stability. But drought and rising prices are fueling insecurity | CNN

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Nairobi, Kenya CNN — A maelstrom of howling brown dust engulfs travelers through Isiolo. A few weeks earlier, 11 people were reported to have

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