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Senegal Prime Minister Toure sacked after poor election

Senegalese Prime Minister Aminata Toure has been sacked after her ruling party’s poor results in local elections last Sunday. Local officia...

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Egypt court sentences Brotherhood leader

The leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Mohamed Badie, has been sentenced to life in prison for inciting violence in street protest...

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South Africa: Corruption is Cancer - ANC

Corruption was a cancer that had no place in the ANC nor South African society, the ruling party said on Monday. ...

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NIGERIA: Ekiti Leaders Pledge to Work Together

Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi and governor-elect, Mr. Ayodele Fayose met in the Governor's Office in Ado Ekiti yesterday and ...

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Zimbabwe: Our Party Will Rule Till Donkeys Grow Horns - Zanu-PF

Zanu PF chairman Simon Khaya-Moyo yesterday said the party will rule until donkeys come home as he gathered several government ministers t...

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NIGERIA: Ayo Fayose wins Ekiti state governorship election

A former governor of Ekiti State (South West, Nigeria) and the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Ayo Fayose, has emerged the winner of t...

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APC pledges commitment to Nigeria’s development

The All Progressives Congress on Sunday assured Nigerians that it will provide details of its Road Map to the creation of a new and prospe...

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PDP incited Kano violence – APC

The All Progressives Congress on Monday accused the Peoples Democratic Party of inciting the violence that followed Sunday’s announcement ...

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South Africa's Zuma Denies Wrongdoing Over $23 Million Home Upgrade

South African President Jacob Zuma has denied any wrongdoing over a $23 million state-funded security upgrade to his private home, in his fi...

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Nigerian Police Declare Leader Of Biafran Zionist Movement Wanted

The Enugu State Police  Command has declared the  leader of the leader of Biafran Zionists Movement(BZM) Mr Onwuka Benjamin Igwe,  wanted fo...

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Egypt Court Sentences 529 Morsi Supporters To Death

A court in Egypt has sentenced to death 529 supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi. They were convicted of charges including...

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Nigerian Senate Leader David Mark Escapes Assassination Attempt In South East State Of Imo

Nigeria’s Senate President, Chief David Mark escaped death by the whiskers last Thursday when his convoy was attacked in Orlu area of Imo St...

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South African President Zuma Accused Of Corruption As Rural Home Renovation Gulps $23m

South Africa's top corruption fighter has said President Jacob Zuma has "benefited unduly" from using state money to improve h...

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Nigerian Court Clears President Jonathan To Contest 2015 Presidential Election

A Federal High Court in Kaduna on Monday struck out a suit seeking to restrain President Goodluck Jonathan from seeking re-election in the 2...

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Nigeria's National Confab Wobbles Into Existence Despite Cynicism

When the idea was made public last year during the October 1 nationwide broadcast by President Goodluck Jonathan, there were expressions of ...

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Nigerian South-East State Swear In Bank Director As Executive Governor

Dr. Willie Obiano has been sworn in as the new Executive Governor of Anambra State. The swearing-in held at the Alex Ekwueme Square, Awka, a...

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Russian President Vladimir Putin Signs Crimea Treaty, Defying Western Sanctions

Defying Ukrainian protests and Western sanctions, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a treaty in Moscow on Tuesday making Crimea part o...

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North Korea disowns Libya oil tanker

North Korea had nothing to do with a tanker which left Libya with an oil shipment in defiance of the government, a Pyongyang official has sa...

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Rwanda ex-spy chief Pascal Simbikangwa jailed in France

A French court has jailed former Rwandan spy chief Pascal Simbikangwa for 25 years over the 1994 genocide. In a landmark trial, Simbikangwa ...

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Nigeria: Stampede in Abuja's stadium kills jobseekers

A stampede among jobseekers taking a recruitment test in the national stadium in the Nigerian capital Abuja has left many people dead and in...

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