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u. n. so far or thousands of residents have fled the tennis r k, an eastern democratic republic of congo ferry. it was about to be captured by m $23.00 rebels. if the army loses the town d r. c's 2nd biggest city, goma will be cut off from the capital kinshasa. more than 220 political prisoners have been released from jail in nicaragua and flown to united states. nicaraguan judiciary said the prisoners were traitors who have been deported. president daniel ortega has detained dozens of opponents to his government in recent years. south africa's president, so raw, oppose that has used his annual stay to the nation speak to declare a state of national disaster. who attempted to deal with chronic electricity shortages earlier, members of an opposition part of economic freedom fighters disrupted this session before being excluded out my security brushes. a foreign minister said again, love rove, has met sudanese ladies in her tomb. moscow is trying to strengthen ties with african nations in light of sanctions over the ukraine war well, those are the headlines and he continues herron honors there a

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u. n. q is the m 23 of killing, more than a 130 people on the conflicts in the d. r. c. is one of the issues being discussed at the african union summit in addis ababa. the ethiopian capital leaders have gathered there for the 1st day of high level talks. you're watching live pictures now from the summit to where, as you can see, you and secretary general antonio gutierrez has been addressing delegates. well, for more on this, let's speak to malcolm web. he is across this for us in adis, malcolm. we know the conflict in easton, d r. c. has been a tricky one for the a. you see there that there were wandering and congolese presidents of ada. many summers on the sidelines. there are not us so i, well most of the leaders inside the auditorium is inside that don't speaking right now is the side bar meetings where the real deals can be done. we know the on friday president bush coming of rwanda president felix just to getty of congo he will on the understood to be to 2 sides in this conflict. congress army says it's fighting rwanda's army in congo. they ruined the denies. the

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