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19 November - Top Stories

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Girls’ education gets support as the government expands the ‘Africa Educates Her’ campaign, while officials shut down reports of a possible De Beers stake purchase. Civil society ramps up pressure on G20 leaders, and Israel launches a rare strike in southern Lebanon. Stay tuned for the full rundown of today’s top stories.
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