This news roundup highlights a variety of global events, including chef Georgiana Viou's move to Benin, damage caused by earthquakes in Ethiopia, the rescue of trapped miners, violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the inauguration of Mozambique's new president.
ABDEL MAJID BZIOUAT / AFPEarthquakes in the north of Ethiopia leave huge cracks in the road, causing this man trouble as he transports goods on Sunday.Renowned chef Georgiana Viou - pictured on Sunday - trades a Michelin-starred restaurant in France for her new venture in Benin, called Restaurant L'Ami.
This boy and the many people and families around him are among more than 100,000 people who have fled their homes in Masisi, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, in the past week alone because of deadly violence between M23 rebels and the army. Despite the cost of human misery, minerals from here are found in smartphones sold the world over.Slick choreography for the inauguration of Mozambique's new president, Daniel Chapo, includes the handing out of refreshments featuring his portrait...
ETHIOPIA EARTHQUAKES BENIN RESTAURANT CONGO VIOLENCE MOZAMBIQUE ELECTION SUDAN SANCTIONS
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Mozambique Inaugurates President Daniel Chapo Amidst Political TensionsPresident-elect Daniel Chapo is set to be inaugurated in Mozambique on Wednesday, marking the end of a months-long political standoff. The ceremony follows a period of violent protests triggered by allegations of electoral fraud from the opposition.
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