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Magufuli’s Covid response saved thousands of lives - Tap News
WorldNews.com 30 Jul 2021
He may have been ridiculed in the West for rejecting lockdowns and encouraging prayer-a-thons. But as ex-World Health Organization scientist Dr David Bell explains, Tanzania’s late president John Magufuli is not seen as a pariah by many in the scientific community – he’s seen as a life-saver ... Go to Source Tap News . .
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China is cosying up to Taliban, but it's a rocky road to romance
Yahoo Daily News 31 Jul 2021
They say one is known by the company they keep. In that case, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi doesn’t show up well, posing for a photograph with a group of Taliban leaders in Tianjin ... That was 1983. Fast forward a few decades, and another picture could emerge, this time of the US lauding Taliban leaders for their push to escape from Chinese hands ... ... .
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Afghanistan sees bloodiest day as forces repel Taliban attacks
The Siasat Daily 31 Jul 2021
New Delhi. Amid the ongoing violence in Afghanistan, the country witnessed the bloodiest day in a month as security forces repelled mass Taliban attacks on the capital cities of Herat, Helmand, Takhar, and Kandahar provinces, according to media reports ... Also Read. Can anyone get infected with COVID-19 through currency notes? ... .
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Thousands protest against Covid health pass in France
RTE 31 Jul 2021
Thousands of people have protested in Paris and other French cities against a mandatory coronavirus health pass for entry to a wide array of public venues. The pass is being introduced by the French government as it battles a fourth wave of infections ... "So I took to the streets; I have never protested before in my life ... .
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John Magufuli: Death of an African Freedom Fighter, Confronted Big Pharma and the Corrupt Covid Cabal
WorldNews.com 30 Jul 2021
In the Western world, African leaders are invisible, until that is, they draw the ire of the Globalati, the Pandemic Curia, the WHO, and its Virus-obsessed Media. On Wednesday March 17, the queasy, seemingly unreal news broke out of Tanzania ... .
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Viruses are NOT something that "You can catch", - Dr. Thomas Cowan, Bitchute
WorldNews.com 31 Jul 2021
Dr. Thomas Cowan said Viruses are not something that you can catch, they are simply excretions of a toxic cell. Viruses happen when the cell is poisonned. .
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Tibet and China clash over next reincarnation of the Dalai Lama
The Guardian 31 Jul 2021
The spiritual leader has mused that he may return as a woman ... “Do you think it’s time now?” he asked ... ....
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Trump urged Justice officials to declare election 'corrupt'
The Economic Times 31 Jul 2021
President Donald Trump urged senior Justice Department officials to declare the results of the 2020 election "corrupt" in a December phone call, according to handwritten notes from one of the participants in the conversation ... .
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France’s Macron calls for talks to end conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray
Metro USA 31 Jul 2021
... where thousands of children could suffer life-threatening malnutrition, according to the United Nations children’s agency.
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The Vaccinated no longer have human rights, this is why.
WorldNews.com 31 Jul 2021
The UK Government downgraded the danger of Covid19 from a high consequence infectious disease on 19th March 2020 (1 week BEFORE the first lockdown). .
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Tunisia’s Saied will not ‘turn into a dictator’ after MPs’ arrest
Al Jazeera 31 Jul 2021
Tunisia’s president has said he would not turn into a dictator as two MPs were arrested on Friday following his decision to lift their immunity when he seized control of the government this week ... On Sunday, Saied removed the immunity of parliament members, leaving any with cases against them vulnerable to arrest ... .
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Chemicals in Beirut blast fraction of original shipment: FBI
The New Arab 31 Jul 2021
The amount of ammonium nitrate that blew up at Beirut port last year was one fifth of the shipment unloaded there in 2013, the FBI concluded after the blast, adding to suspicions that much of the cargo had gone missing. As the first anniversary approaches on Aug ... The FBI's Oct ... FBI investigators came to Beirut after the blast at Lebanon's request ... ....
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Novak Djokovic withdraws from mixed doubles bronze match as he leaves Olympics empty-handed
Metro UK 31 Jul 2021
Djokovic withdrew from the mixed doubles (Picture. AFP via Getty Images). Novak Djokovic has been forced to withdraw from his mixed doubles bronze medal match, citing a left shoulder injury. Djokovic, the world No. 1 from Serbia, will leave Tokyo empty-handed in what has proved a majorly disappointing Olympic Games ... Getty) ... More. Tennis ... 1 and No ... .
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Russians hacked federal prosecutors’ email accounts, Justice Department says
The Los Angeles Times 31 Jul 2021
WASHINGTON — . The Russian hackers behind the massive SolarWinds cyberespionage campaign broke into the email accounts of some of the most prominent federal prosecutors’ offices around the country last year, the Justice Department said. The department said 80% of Microsoft email accounts used by employees in the four U.S ... 27, 2020 ... Navy says.
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Elon Musk says he won’t take coronavirus vaccine, New York Post
WorldNews.com 29 Jul 2021
SpaceX founder Elon Musk says he won't take Coronavirus vaccine and called Bill Gates a ‘knucklehead’.
