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- Southern Africa: Protests Predicted in Angola and Malawi (ThinkAfricaPress)
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- Zambia: Ruling Party Kicks Off 2016 Election Campaign (Zambia Reports)
- Zimbabwe: Army Worm Outbreak Threatens Food Security (IRIN)
- Zambia: Barotseland Wants Input On Constitution (Zambia Reports)
- Zambia: Freed Journalist Refuses to Take Laptop from Police (Zambia Reports)
- Mozambique: Doctors? Strike Enters Second Week (AIM)
- South Africa: Children Learn About Human Trafficking (Health-e)
- Zambia: Lusaka MMD Youths Now Want Nevers Out (Times of Zambia)
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- Zambia: 2,000 FQM Jobs in Offing in Solwezi (Times of Zambia)
- Liberia: Liberia, Botswana Sign MOU to Improve Education Sector (Informer)
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- Zambia: Defence Minister Attributes Killings to Unemployment (Zambia Reports)
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- Namibia: Another Pro-Poor Scheme Mooted (New Era)
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- Namibia/Morocco: Brave Warriors Stumble Against Morocco (New Era)
- Namibia: Parents to Be Refunded School Fees (New Era)
- Namibia: Police Implored to Act Against Stock Theft (New Era)
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