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Israel trains 740 Zambian students in agriculture

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By Chongo Sampa, Joseph Mwenda, Sipilisiwe Ncube
| Agriculture Newswire
THE Ramat Negev International Training Centre for Advanced Agriculture in Israel says it has trained 740 Zambian students through an 11-month internship programme, which combines paid farm work and classroom training to promote modern agriculture and entrepreneurship.
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South African ex-leader Zuma’s daughter quits parliament amid Russia war claims

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By Kevin Doyle Verified, Chongo Sampa
| News Diggers
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla’s resignation comes amid an investigation into her role in luring South Africans to fight for Russia in war on Ukraine. A daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma has resigned from parliament amid allegations that she lured 17 men to fight as mercenaries in Russia’s war against Ukraine. Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla’s resignation on Friday comes after police said she was under investigation for her alleged role in luring South Africans to Russia.
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Soldiers seize power in Guinea-Bissau and detain the president

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By Nicolas Négoce, Chongo Sampa
| News Diggers
A group of military officers say they have seized control of Guinea-Bissau amid reports that the president, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, has been arrested. Shortly after gunshots were heard in the capital, Bissau, government sources told the BBC that Embaló had been detained. The officers then appeared on state TV, saying they had suspended the electoral process, as the West African nation awaited the outcome of Sunday’s presidential election.
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