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Zimbabwe court hears opposition party’s challenge to election results

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Zimbabwe's constitutional court holds its country's future in its hands. It hears an opposition challenge to the results of the July election that gave victory to President Emmerson Mnangagwa. In the second assault on the border in a month, over 100 African migrants forced their way into the Spanish territory of Ceuta on Wednesday after storming a barbed wire fence.And Rwanda is wooing high end luxury tourism but poorer communities are being displaced.

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