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Residents of Chamwana Muma village walk through flood water after using a makeshift bridge to cross the swollen River Tana, in Tana Delta, , on Wednesday Nov. 15, 2023. Unrelenting rainfall across Kenya's northern counties and the capital, Nairobi, has led to widespread flooding, Kenya displacing an estimated 36,000 people and killing 46 people since the beginning of the rainy season less than a month ago. (AP Photo/Gideon Maundu)

Death Toll Rises To At Least 130 In Kenya, Somalia And Ethiopia Floods

The death toll continues to rise from flooding in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia.

TOPSHOT - North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un (C) waves at the end of a major military parade to mark 100 years since the birth of the country's founder and his grandfather, Kim Il-Sung, in Pyongyang on April 15, 2012. The commemorations came just two days after a satellite launch timed to mark the centenary fizzled out embarrassingly when the rocket apparently exploded within minutes of blastoff and plunged into the sea. AFP PHOTO / PEDRO UGARTE (Photo by Pedro UGARTE / AFP) (Photo by PEDRO UGARTE/AFP via Getty Images)

North Korea Closes Numerous Embassies Around The World

North Korea is on the verge of shutting down approximately 12 of its embassies around the world, including those in Spain, Hong Kong, and several countries in Africa.

Residents holding Gabon national flags celebrate in Libreville on August 30, 2023 after a group of Gabonese military officers appeared on television announcing they were "putting an end to the current regime" and scrapping official election results that had handed another term to veteran President Ali Bongo Ondimba. In a pre-dawn address, a group of officers declared "all the institutions of the republic" had been dissolved, the election results cancelled and the borders closed. (Photo by AFP) (Photo by -/AFP via Getty Images)

Military Officers In Gabon Seize Power From President Ali Bongo Ondimba

In Gabon, where a government takeover is now taking place, President Ali Bongo Ondimba has been forcibly placed under house arrest.

SAFRICA-HEALTH-VIRUS-TOURISM-SAFARI Tourists take part in a guided safari tour at the Dinokeng Game Reserve outside Pretoria, on August 7, 2020. - Visitors have flocked from the capital Pretoria and financial hub Johannesburg since the government allowed South Africans to travel for leisure within their provinces last week, bringing a small sliver of relief to the country's tourist industry, which has missed out on more than $3.9 billion in revenue since South Africa went into lockdown on March 27. (Photo by Michele Spatari / AFP) (Photo by MICHELE SPATARI/AFP via Getty Images)

Denver Millionaire Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murdering His Wife

A millionaire dentist was sentenced to life in prison and fined $15 million after he murdered his wife on an African safari.

TOPSHOT - Niger's army forces patrol near the new UNHCR Imbaidou refugee camp, on May 29, 2012, near Ayorou, north-west of Niamey in Niger, where Malian refugees have found shelter. - African Union chief Thomas Boni Yayi called on May 30 for the creation of a UN-backed force to intervene in Mali, where Islamist militants and Tuareg rebels have declared independence in the north. AFP PHOTO / ISSOUF SANOGO (Photo by Issouf SANOGO / AFP) (Photo by ISSOUF SANOGO/AFP via Getty Images)

Niger Soldiers Declare Coup And Removal Of President On National TV

West African soldiers from the country of Niger have announced a coup during a national TV broadcast.

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WHO, Gates Backed Group Pushing Malaria Vaccine on Africa

with Riley Lewis