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South Africa mourn di death of dia first female nuclear scientist wey die at 37


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South Africa first black female nuclear scientist, Senamile Masango, one trailblazer wey dey inspire young women, don die at di age of 37, di government don confam. Ms Masango, wey some pipo for South Africa nickname "di queen of science" pass away on Sunday, 10 February. Di cause of her death neva dey clear.

The article from BBC Pidgin discusses the ongoing conflict in Sudan, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation as the fighting between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continues. It reports that despite a ceasefire agreement, clashes persist, particularly in Khartoum, leading to a mass exodus of people trying to escape the violence. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with at least 512 people killed and nearly 4,200 injured. The article also touches on the international response, with the US and Saudi Arabia facilitating talks for a ceasefire, and the evacuation of foreign nationals, including British citizens, from Sudan. Furthermore, it mentions the strain on neighboring countries like Chad, which is dealing with an influx of refugees, and the broader implications for regional stability.

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