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September 03, 2025
Court annuls Istanbul congress of Turkey's main opposition party and dismisses officials
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Man armed with knives injures five in Marseille before being shot dead by police
September 03, 2025
Europe to US: Coalition of the willing is 'ready' on security guarantees for Ukraine
September 03, 2025
Trump rejects suggestions of China posing challenge to US on world stage
September 03, 2025
Texas man charged with murder in shooting of child playing doorbell prank
September 03, 2025
Israel starts calling up reservists as it continues military offensive in Gaza City
September 03, 2025
NATO to strike back against Russian jamming after von der Leyen's plane loses GPS in Bulgaria
September 03, 2025
US military kills 11 in strike on alleged drug boat tied to Venezuelan cartel, Trump says
September 03, 2025
Trump's use of National Guard in Los Angeles was illegal, judge rules
MBEYA — In the wake of his abduction on a highway in Tanzania's main city Dar es Salaam, social media activist Edgar Mwakabela, better known as Sativa, says he came close to death.He describes in an interview with the BBC how, after kidnapping him on 23 June last year, his captors interrogated him and then ferried him across the country to the remote Katavi region near the Congolese border, more than 1,000km (600 miles) away.Sativa says he was handcuffed, blindfolded and brutally beaten, including being struck repeatedly on his head, back and legs with the flat side of a machete."It was extremely painful."He tells the BBC that those who abducted him wanted to know who was facilitating his activism, and why he was criticising the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) party, in...
September 03, 2025
'A bullet went through my skull': Tanzania abduction survivor
