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| Africa Live: Top Ugandan court upholds controversial anti-LGBT law - BBC News | Africa Live: Top Ugandan court upholds controversial anti-LGBT law - BBC News |
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| An eight-year-old girl, the only passenger who survived after a bus plunged off a bridge in South Africa, has left hospital and flown back to her home country. | |
| Forty-five pilgrims were travelling from Botswana's capital, Gaborone, to an Easter service in the South African town of Moria when their vehicle crashed through a barrier and caught fire upon hitting the ground some 50m (165ft) below. | |
| The surviving girl was hospitalised with serious injuries. She is now in a stable condition. | |
| Health authorities in the north-eastern Limpopo province, where the crash took place, said the girl flew from Polokwane Airport on Wednesday morning. | |
| Pictures posted by the authorities on Facebook show the girl being transported to her flight via wheelchair. A blanket covers her face and she appears to have a bandage wrapped round her head. | |
| In one image, a teddy bear rests on her lap. | |
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