Tanzanian Kung Fu Master Sparks National Movement
Tanzanian kung fu master Saidi Mfaume is sparking a nationwide passion for martial arts, establishing clubs across major cities and inspiring communities.
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Chinese Observatories Successfully Track and Capture Images of Near-Earth Asteroid 2024 XA1
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