The blast occurred in Helmand province where both the Taliban and Daesh are said to be active.
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The Iranian Guardian Council disqualified thousands of candidates, including reformists and conservatives, for parliamentary elections with low turnout expected.
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The ruling means President Hage Geingob, who won in November with 56 percent of the vote, will continue into his second term.
Amid heightened tensions, both Malawi officials and the international community are urging people across the country to uphold the rule of law and remain calm.
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