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YAOUNDE, CAMEROON — Opposition candidates in Chad who lost the recent presidential election have filed paperwork challenging President Mahamat Idriss Deby’s victory. The legal challenge comes as the media there appeal a decision barring them from reporting on election-related violence.
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"The theater returns to its origin, the theater returns to the people to whom it belongs, which is the people, the population, and this theater is made from the everyday life, from what we call the collective imagination of a city where people are, and to come and perform this theater in this place.
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“Every protest have its own peculiarities, and when you look at this one, it is very special because it touches on the fabric of the economy because power is life, power is the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. Getting Nigeria out of the woods, we must be able to have stable power supply.” Dr. Tommy
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The museum’s website lists South Africa-born Lorenzo Prendini as the curator of its spider, scorpion, centipede, and millipede collections, as well as a professor at its Richard Gilder Graduate School. His research into spiders and scorpions has taken him to more than 30 countries
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Athlete Caster Semenya is challenging the ruling that she must take testosterone-reducing drugs to compete.
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Athlete Caster Semenya is challenging the ruling that she must take testosterone-reducing drugs to compete.
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Athlete Caster Semenya is challenging the ruling that she must take testosterone-reducing drugs to compete.
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[The Conversation Africa] Six of the world's eight baobab species are indigenous to Madagascar, where the distinctive trees with giant trunks have historically grown in huge forests. But these forests are threatened by slash-and-burn agriculture - 4,000 hectares of baobab forest in Madagascar are...
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Zimbabwe will allow mobile money agents, once blamed for fueling the collapse of its now defunct Zimbabwean dollar, to operate again to boost the use of its new gold-backed currency.
The heads of the Tunisian swimming federation and the national anti-doping agency were detained on Saturday.
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The heads of the Tunisian swimming federation and the national anti-doping agency were detained on Saturday.
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Fubara charged Iboroma to quickly set up the panel of enquiry to look into the activities of the state government in the last 8 years.
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Les acteurs concernés, qu'ils soient décideurs politiques, partis politiques, membres de la société civile ou des médias, doivent agir de manière proactive pour promouvoir des élections transparentes.
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Libya’s short- and medium-term economic outlook is dominated by the dynamics of hydrocarbon production. Libya urgently needs a clear economic vision for the future and the IMF will continue to […]
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The annual re-plastering of Mali's Great Mosque of Djenne, the world's largest mud-brick building and on UNESCO's Danger list since 2016, helps maintain its integrity.
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The South African economy can be significantly boosted, and the growth of start-ups and the private sector – through businesses big and small – that create vital jobs, catalysed through […]
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“We’ve documented the patterns of numerous fires and the continuing devastation to settlements around western Sudan, large and small, since the conflict broke out last April,” Anouk Theunissen, Sudan Witness project director, said in a news release Monday.
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Vincent Bolloré is no stranger to controversy. Described by Bloomberg as “the French Rupert Murdoch” who is in the process of “building his own right-wing media empire”, he has been implicated in at least one corruption scandal in West Africa.
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There was an outpour of excitment in Gambaga, in the North East Region as Vice President and Flagbearer of the NPP Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, cut the sod for the construction […]
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Money sent home by Kenyans living and working abroad grew 23.1 percent during the first four months of this year.
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