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Fuel price hikes spark protests around the world Original

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By Efrem Gebreab, Thomas Naadi Verified, Ranga Sirilal, Becky Dale
| BBC Verified
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Protesters in Ecuador hit the streets over the rise in the cost of living By Efrem Gebreab & Thomas Naadi & Ranga Sirilal & Becky Dale High costs of living are driving people to protest in the streets against crippling prices. The BBC has mapped all reported demonstrations over fuel since January 2021, revealing a huge increase in protests this year.
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Africa Live: Ethiopia war spiralling out of control - UN chief

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By Daniel Gallan Verified, Efrem Gebreab, Thomas Naadi Verified, Ranga Sirilal
| BBC Verified
Critics say the new law is designed to silence dissentImage caption: Critics say the new law is designed to silence dissent An online media company and 12 other activists have filed a legal challenge against a new Ugandan law, which punishes anybody who shares unsolicited or misleading information on social media with a hefty fine, jail time and barring from public office.
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Africa Live: Ethiopia war spiralling out of control - UN chief Original

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By Daniel Gallan Verified, Efrem Gebreab, Thomas Naadi Verified, Ranga Sirilal
| BBC Verified
Posted at 16:02 17 Oct16:02 17 Oct Critics say the new law is designed to silence dissentImage caption: Critics say the new law is designed to silence dissent An online media company and 12 other activists have filed a legal challenge against a new Ugandan law, which punishes anybody who shares unsolicited or misleading information on social media with a hefty fine, jail time and barring from public office.
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