In this edition, authorities in Mauritius say most of the remaining oil from a Japanese ship that ran aground has been pumped. Over 1,000 tons of oil had already leaked into the ocean, causing devastating environmental damage. Also, opposition leaders in Zimbabwe say they were snubbed by South African envoys sent to quell tensions over rights abuses. And, we meet a bodybuilder in DR Congo helping fight poverty and crime through fitness.
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Mauritius deploys coastguard to rescue stranded Chinese ship
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Oil spill in Mauritius in 2020: the captain of the Wakashio found guilty
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Benin authorities, Norway ship owner seek to recover 9 kidnapped sailors
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Ship leaking tonnes of oil off Mauritius splits apart
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Mauritius Reopens its Blue-Bay Marine Park Post-Oil Spill
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Mauritius: part of ship split in two off coast stranded on reef
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Mauritius declares emergency over oil spill from grounded ship
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Sudan: Miners face harsh conditions as they search for gold in desert
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Mugabe: Zanu PF Says Heroes Acre Only For Party Supporters
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Coronavirus: South Sudan reports first case
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Polls open in Zambia elections, President Edgar Lungu casts vote
