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A young man jumps into the Nile River to escape the sweltering heatwave sweeping across Egypt .
In Kenya , swords not fists are used as members of the Tsavora Fencing Mtaani Club fence in the streets of Mathare , an informal settlement of Nairobi , as part of an initiative to offer hope in a place riddled with crime and lack of opportunity.
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