Can Xi control China’s wave of change?

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Govt announces plans to change gun control laws
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The current Firearms and Ammunition Control Act has a lot challenges which has forced the government to come out with a new bill to curb national and international crimes, the Deputy Minister for Home Affairs, Pereira Ame Silima told the National Assembly.
New law to curb arms proliferationDaily News
Tanzanian parliament approves stiff penalty for illegal firearms useGlobalPost

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Ambassador Cui: China is sticking to openness and transparency in coronavirus control  CGTNMnangagwa Sends Solidarity Message To Chinese President Xi Jinping On Coronavirus  iharare.comWatch: Mnangagwa Meets Chinese Ambassador Over Coronavirus  New Zimbabwe.comGovt Dismisses As False Reports Of Coronavirus Cases In Zimbabwe {Full Text}  pindula.co.zwZimbabwe Govt Speaks On ‘118 Chinese Nationals Quarantined Over Coronavirus’  iharare.comView Full coverage on Google...

China and France agreed Monday that an international deal to tackle climate change to be negotiated in Paris should include checks on compliance, in what visiting French President Francois Hollande called a “historic” step forward.

>China’s efforts to help resolve a conflict in South Sudan mark a “new chapter” in Beijing’s foreign policy that will seek to engage more in Africa’s security.

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Of The Tanzanian Change And Our Own Change By Peter Claver Oparah
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Of recent, the hyperactive Nigerian social media has been abuzz with heightened excitement of some Nigerians on reported changes that are taking place in Tanzania under President John Pombe Magufuli.
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More than 2,000 prisoners have escaped over the last five years in Nigeria, the authorities say, mainly because of attacks by Boko Haram militants.

A deluge of Central American children pouring into the United States threatens to burst the seams of already overstuffed immigration courts, and President Barack Obama’s steps to ease the crisis are likely to make matters worse rather than better for some, US officials and immigration lawyers said.

The globe is facing a "tidal wave" of cancer, with deaths expected to soar in developing countries, say World Health Organization scientists.

Opposition hopeful despite renewed wave of defections  The Citizen Daily