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Anna Gordon
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Since 2016, Elizabeth Wathuti’s organization has planted more than 30,000 trees in her home country of Kenya.
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The North Korean dictator arrived in Russia on Tuesday, as Moscow seeks millions of munitions that could be a boost for its war efforts in Ukraine.
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