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World Continence Week 2025: Theme, Significance & Everything Else You Need To Know
World Continence Week 2025: In many cases, it is treatable or manageable through lifestyle changes, pelvic floor exercises, medications, or even surgery.
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"No Way To Censor": How Africa's WhatsApp-Only Newspaper Went Viral
Late one night, South African journalist Simon Allison woke up his wife with an idea: a weekly African newspaper for Africans, distributed via WhatsApp. That was the birth of The Continent, in the middle of the pandemic.
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Coronavirus Reaches End Of Earth As First Outbreak Hits Antarctica
The coronavirus has landed in Antarctica, the last continent previously free from COVID-19, Chile's military said this week, as health and army officials scrambled to clear out and quarantine staff from a remote research station surrounded by ocean and icebergs.
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Australian Towns Among Hottest Spots On Earth As Heatwave Sizzles
Australian towns were among the hottest places on Earth this week as a severe heatwave hit the continent's southeast, with forecasters warning of more record-breaking temperatures before the weekend.
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Shivering Europe Hopes For Weekend Respite As Deep Freeze Persists
Europe's deep freeze, which has cost more than 60 lives over the past week, continued to wreak havoc Friday as a shivering continent awaited a sliver of weekend respite from a brutal Siberian cold front.
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Weeks After Donald Trump's "Shithole" Remark, Rex Tillerson To Begin Maiden Africa Visit
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will travel to Africa next week, the State department said Thursday, in his first visit to the continent since President Donald Trump entered office.
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Europe Cold Snap: River Shipping Halted, Number Of Deaths Rises To 61
Officials suspended shipping along Europe's second-longest waterway on Tuesday as a polar spell gripped a large swathe of the continent, causing hardship especially among migrants, the homeless and the elderly. The deep freeze has caused at least 61 deaths since it began last week, a third of those in Poland.
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Readers' Recipe Swap: Peanut Butter
Your peanut butter recipes - from at least three continents - came in by the potful this week, including a West African chicken stew, a peanut butter pitta and gluten-free banana bread.It might not be December quite yet, but this week's theme meant that...
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Barack Obama Welcomes African State Heads to Washington
US President Barack Obama, whose election in 2008 as the first black American president sparked huge expectations in Africa, will at last hold a summit next week for the continent's leaders.
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World Continence Week 2025: Theme, Significance & Everything Else You Need To Know
World Continence Week 2025: In many cases, it is treatable or manageable through lifestyle changes, pelvic floor exercises, medications, or even surgery.
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"No Way To Censor": How Africa's WhatsApp-Only Newspaper Went Viral
Late one night, South African journalist Simon Allison woke up his wife with an idea: a weekly African newspaper for Africans, distributed via WhatsApp. That was the birth of The Continent, in the middle of the pandemic.
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Coronavirus Reaches End Of Earth As First Outbreak Hits Antarctica
The coronavirus has landed in Antarctica, the last continent previously free from COVID-19, Chile's military said this week, as health and army officials scrambled to clear out and quarantine staff from a remote research station surrounded by ocean and icebergs.
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Australian Towns Among Hottest Spots On Earth As Heatwave Sizzles
Australian towns were among the hottest places on Earth this week as a severe heatwave hit the continent's southeast, with forecasters warning of more record-breaking temperatures before the weekend.
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Shivering Europe Hopes For Weekend Respite As Deep Freeze Persists
Europe's deep freeze, which has cost more than 60 lives over the past week, continued to wreak havoc Friday as a shivering continent awaited a sliver of weekend respite from a brutal Siberian cold front.
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Weeks After Donald Trump's "Shithole" Remark, Rex Tillerson To Begin Maiden Africa Visit
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will travel to Africa next week, the State department said Thursday, in his first visit to the continent since President Donald Trump entered office.
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Europe Cold Snap: River Shipping Halted, Number Of Deaths Rises To 61
Officials suspended shipping along Europe's second-longest waterway on Tuesday as a polar spell gripped a large swathe of the continent, causing hardship especially among migrants, the homeless and the elderly. The deep freeze has caused at least 61 deaths since it began last week, a third of those in Poland.
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Readers' Recipe Swap: Peanut Butter
Your peanut butter recipes - from at least three continents - came in by the potful this week, including a West African chicken stew, a peanut butter pitta and gluten-free banana bread.It might not be December quite yet, but this week's theme meant that...
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Barack Obama Welcomes African State Heads to Washington
US President Barack Obama, whose election in 2008 as the first black American president sparked huge expectations in Africa, will at last hold a summit next week for the continent's leaders.
