It started as a display of anger on TikTok against a controversial financial bill.

Now, Kenyan youth have taken to the streets in demonstrations that are not organised by political parties, but by youngsters amred with smartphones. #financebill
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Disturbing footage on social media, allegedly filmed at this year’s Hajj, shows unresponsive victims on the road leading to Mecca.

Hundreds of #Hajj pilgrims are reported to have died when temperatures hit over 50C.

Warning this video contains distressing images. #BBCAfrica

On #WorldRefugeeDay don’t forget the 117 million people #ForcedToFlee their homes.

We provide trusted media and communication to support those hit hardest amid crisis and uncertainty.

We stand #WithRefugees in times of instability and fear

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Zambian authorities have killed two stray lions that caused fear in the western Zambezi region, prompting plans to close nearby schools.

The two lions, said to have escaped from the nearby Kafue National Park, killed 16 cows in a span of two weeks.
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NASA's $1 billion mission to search for life on Titan, explained.

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Marcus Junius Brutus, Most Famous of Caesars Assassins, 44-42 BC.

This type, traditionally attributed to an otherwise unknown Dacian or Sythian king Koson, was struck for Brutus, 44-42 BC, with gold supplied by the Senate to fund his legions in Roman civil war against Mark Antony and Octavian.

The obverse imitates a Roman denarius struck by Brutus in 54 BC, depicting his ancestor L. Junius Brutus, the traditional founder of the Roman Republic.

The reverse imitates a Roman denarius struck by Pomponius Rufus in 73 BC. The meaning of the inscription "KOΣΩN" is uncertain. KOΣΩN may have been the name of a Dacian king who supplied mercenary forces to Brutus, or BR KOΣΩN may have been intended to mean "[of] the Consul Brutus."

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Causes of death:

1. Heart disease (17.9 million)
2. Cancer (10 million)
3. Mosquitoes (725,000)
4. Suicide (700,000)
5. Humans (homicide) (475,000)
6. Dogs (25,000)
7. Lightning strikes (2,000)
8. Crocodiles (1,000)
9. Falling out of bed (450)
10. Coconuts (falling on head) (150)
11. Hot tap water (100)
12. Vending machines (13)
13. Shark attacks (10)