World faces the worst food crisis in 50 years – UN, Burundi’s President Pierre Nkurunzi and moreza dies
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09 June 2020 |
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- Abuja
- asymptomatic transmission
- Brazil
- Burundi
- Chinese firm
- coronavirus toll
- COVID-19
- cyber attack
- Dies
- foodcrisis
- funeral
- George Floyd
- hazard allowance
- health workers
- Honda
- Houston
- IGP
- in Akwa Ibom
- Kante
- NCDC
- Orji UZor Kalu
- Pierre Nkurunziza
- Premier League
- President
- prison
- Protesters
- Rape
- Reps
- Senate
- sexual violence
- UN
- WHO official FG
- world
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