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Algerian Continue Mass Protests For A Political Overhaul

Hundreds of Algerian protesters took to the streets on Friday in the capital to keep up their push for a…

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Mauritania Goes To Polls On Saturday

The people of Mauritania will head to the polls on Saturday to select their next president. The election will see…

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Ethiopia: Opposition Politicians Warn Against Delaying 2020 Polls

The political parties in Ethiopia have warned that postponing the 2020 national elections could amplify ethnic rivalries and trigger political…

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Sudan: Military Council Sacks Public Prosecutor

Sudan’s Transitional Military Council (TMC) has reportedly sacked Alwaleed Sayed Ahmed Mahmoud as the country’s prosecutor general. The decision was…

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SA President Says Eskom Too Vital To Be Allowed To Fail

In his first state of the nation address since winning the May 8 election, South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa pledged…

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Sudan Refuses To Handover Omar Al-Bashir To ICC

The Sudan government has officially refused to hand over the ousted president, Omar al-Bashir to the International Criminal Court (ICC)…

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South Sudan Lawmakers Quit Budget Presentation Over Unpaid Salaries

South Sudan lawmakers on Thursday stormed out of a budget presentation for the financial year 2019-2020 by the finance minister…

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Kenya: Three Convicted Over Garissa University Massacre

A Kenyan court on Wednesday convicted three people of terrorism-related charges for helping militants to carry out a university attack…

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Egypt Slams UN For Politicizing Morsi’s Natural Death

Egypt has slammed the United Nations for politicizing the death of Mohammed Morsi, the country’s first democratically elected president. The…

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Sudan’s Military Says It’s Ready To Resume Transition Talks

Sudan’s ruling military council on Wednesday said it is ready to resume talks with the protest and opposition alliance over…

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Mali: Gunmen Kill Dozens In Attack On Two Villages

Unidentified gunmen attacked and killed dozens of people in two villages in central Mali, a part of the country which…

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Army Chief Says Those Opposing Army Are Enemies Of Algeria

Algerian military chief General Ahmed Gaid Salah on Tuesday said that those who oppose the army were enemies of Algeria.…

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Tanzania Tops Global Peace Index 2019 In East African Region

Tanzania ranked as the most peaceful nation in East Africa and the 7th in sub-Saharan Africa, according to the latest…

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UK Govt Warns Citizens Against Travelling To 21 Nigerian States

The United Kingdom government on Tuesday issued an alert to its citizens to avoid visiting some states in Nigeria over…

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Sudan Protest Leaders Calls For Night Time Rallies

Sudan’s protest leaders on Monday called out protest supporters to renew nighttime demonstrations and marches in the capital, Khartoum, and…

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Algeria Army Chief Vows No Corrupted Person Will Be Spared

Algeria’s army chief has once again stressed the need for political dialogue that would lead to a presidential election in…

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Former Egypt President Mohamed Morsi Buried In Cairo

Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi died on Monday shortly after collapsing in a Cairo court while on trial on espionage…

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Algeria’s Former Finance Minister Faces Corruption Probe

Algeria’s former finance minister, Karim Djoudi, appeared before the Supreme Court on Sunday to face questions about corruption accusations, reported…

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Libya: PM Fayez Al-Sarraj Proposes Peace Initiative To End Ongoing War

Prime Minister Fayez al-Sarraj, the head of Libya’s UN-recognised government, on Sunday proposed holding nationwide elections to end the ongoing…

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Ex-Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir Makes First Appearance Since Coup

Former Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir made his first public appearance since the army overthrew him in April when he was…

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Sudan: Protests Continue After Military Admits Committing Violations

Hundreds of Sudanese protestors turned out in Khartoum for demonstrations on Friday after Sudan’s ruling military council admitted that security…

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New UN Report Says South Sudan Facing Severe Hunger

A new report compiled by the U.N.’s World Food Program, Food, and Agriculture Organization and UNICEF, and the government of…

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Algeria: Protests Continue On 17th Consecutive Friday

The people of Algeria continued to storm the streets on Friday to maintain pressure on the government officials with links…

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WHO Declares Ebola Not An International Emergency Yet

The World Health Organization’s Emergency Committee on Friday held a meeting to discuss the spread of Ebola outbreak and declared…

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Sudan: Former President Omar Al-Bashir Charged With Corruption

Sudan’s Former President Omar al-Bashir has been charged with corruption, state media reported. The Sudanese army ousted long-time President Bashir…

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