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      Thursday 23 May  
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      Article: It's raining missiles in Mali

      Article: It's raining missiles in Mali

      Roland Polman is Ivory Coast’s only cartoon blogger. The 23 year old has a law degree and...
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      People walk through the rain before the Champions League T20 match between India's Delhi Daredevils and the New Zeland's Auckland Aces at Sahara Park Kingsmead in Durban on October 19, 2012. Heavy rains that lashed South Africa's southeast left eight people dead over the weekend and caused extensive damage to property, an official said on Monday.
      Bulletin: S. Africa floods leave eight dead

      Bulletin: S. Africa floods leave eight dead

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      A man walks in a park covered in snow on August 7 in Johannesburg. At least two people died and two went missing Wednesday as heavy snow and rain battered South Africa's southeast leaving swathes of the country without electricity, media reports said.
      Bulletin: Two killed, two missing in S.Africa's heavy snow, rain falls

      Bulletin: Two killed, two missing in S.Africa's heavy snow, rain falls

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      Children play in the snow in Johannesburg in June 2007. Snow flurries blew through South Africa on Tuesday, closing several border crossings with Lesotho and dusting parts of the country in white as residents poured into the streets to watch the snowflakes fall.
      Bulletin: Johannesburg marvels at rare snowfall

      Bulletin: Johannesburg marvels at rare snowfall

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      A South African tribesman walks in the rain in Umtata, in South Africa's Eastern Cape, in 2009. At least three people were found dead Sunday and thousands were evacuated as rains and snow battered South Africa's southeast, officials and media reports said.
      Bulletin: Three dead as S.Africa reels under heavy rain and snow

      Bulletin: Three dead as S.Africa reels under heavy rain and snow

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      A farm worker on the farm Lakenvlei, Ceres, about 150 kilometres (90 miles) from Cape Town, runs through the snow. Heavy snow in South Africa has forced the closure of two main highways, cutting road transport links between the north and south, a transport official said.
      Bulletin: S. Africa road links cut due to heavy snow

      Bulletin: S. Africa road links cut due to heavy snow

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      South Africa's Louis Oosthuizen hits a shot during the second round of the Maybank Malaysian Open at Kuala Lumpur Golf and Country Club. Rain brought an early halt to the tournament for the second day in a with Oosthuizen holding a one-shot lead in the third round.
      Bulletin: Malaysian Open golf halted with Oosthuizen in lead

      Bulletin: Malaysian Open golf halted with Oosthuizen in lead

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      Map showing Madagascar, where Tropical Storm Irina killed at least 72 people and left 78,000 homeless, the disaster management agency said Wednesday. The storm struck on February 26 but spun off a series of storms which have drenched the Indian Ocean island over the last week.
      Bulletin: Cyclone kills 65 in Madagascar

      Bulletin: Cyclone kills 65 in Madagascar

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      People cross a flooded road after Cyclone Giovanna hit Madagascar in February 2012. Cyclone Irina has killed at least 65 people in Madagascar, most of them residents of the Ifanadiana district in the southeast of the island, weather authorities said on Monday.
      Bulletin: Cyclone has killed 65 in Madagascar: weather agency

      Bulletin: Cyclone has killed 65 in Madagascar: weather agency

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      People cross a flooded road in the Sabotsy Namehana commune, north of Antananarivo, on February 14. At least 16 people were killed and 10,000 forced from their homes when Cyclone Giovanna pounded Madagascar, the disaster management bureau said Wednesday as it continued assessing the damage.
      Bulletin: At least three dead in Madagascar cyclone

      Bulletin: At least three dead in Madagascar cyclone

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