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Pan-African online magazine, news and information of Africa. Daily News of 55 countries of Africa, news written by young editors journalists established in English-speaking and French-speaking Africa. 
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The 2016 presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, says victory for the NPP in the 2016 general election is of the utmost necessity, because it will provide Ghanaians with the opportunity to rebuild, once again, a country that has every sector of its economy in tatters.
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Congo Brazzaville, 09/24/2015 : The Congolese opposition reacted strongly to the announcement Tuesday of the President of Congo Denis Sassou Nguesso want to change the Constitution so that 71, he has reached the age limit imposed by the Constitution which limits to two the number of mandate that head of state, in office since 2002, will be made at the next Presidential in 2016.
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«In recent days, the Ethiopian capital has two tram lines. A brand new infrastructure in avery poor country always.»
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist Michel du Cille died last week while in Liberia documenting Ebola's impact.
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In Burkina Faso's version of WikiLeaks, enterprising advocates of transparency were selling the secret financial and legal papers of the toppled president's family to anyone with a few francs to spare. The sellers nearly yanked passersby off their motorcycles while shouting "black list!", "the complete files!" in front of their source: the pillaged home of Francois Compaore in the capital Ouagadougou. He is brother to ex-president Blaise Compaore, who was forced out after 27 years in power on October 31 by citizens outraged over his plans to extend his presidency in this poor west African state. "It was all found at Francois' house.
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Journalists flee Burkina Faso's national TV headquarters in Ouagadougou as gunshots are fired #Burkina pic.twitter.com/zwGMAJlMZg
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Two Burkina Faso military officials separately claimed control over the West African country after President Blaise Compaore resigned, ending his 27-year rule.
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Protesters angry at plans to allow Burkina Faso's President Blaise Compaore to extend his 27-year-rule set fire to parliament in the capital.
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The Kenyan vice-president William Ruto, charged with crimes against humanity during post electoral acts of violence of 2007-2008.
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While a new drama of immigration occurred on Friday evening in Malta, the island of Lampedusa still relies deaths. And the balance sheet does not cease getting heavy.
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Algeria country possessor of important supplies of chemical and biological weapon, representing huge threats for the security of the Algerian population.
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The mining sector in Central African Republic: an overall view These documents provide a 360 degrees view on the mining sector and its relationships with one of the poorest countries in the world, Central African Republic, showing the numerous...
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Bamako, 09/24/2015 : Regional and local elections were postponed, the Malian government announced Wednesday. Originally scheduled on September 23, the new date must be held these elections has not yet been communicated. The executive said that "a consultation framework will soon be convened" to "define the terms of the deferral."
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Tunisia, 09/24/2015 : Day of remembrance of Abraham's sacrifice, Eid allows ten millionTunisians gather around a million sheep for a real party.
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The reception centre of nationals from Niger to be repatriated offers all the conditions of respect of human dignity, said Sunday in Tamanrasset, the Secretary General of the Ministry of Interior of Niger, Adam Ider.
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Poor people pay between 10 and 25 times more for their water than what the official water company charges
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http://goo.gl/icCqywIn the weeks before violent protests, some
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The UN and African Union warn military leaders who have seized power in Burkina Faso to hand power to civilians, as hundreds gather to protest.
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Burkina Faso's opposition renews calls for the immediate resignation of President Blaise Compaore, as hundreds of protesters gather in the capital.
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Ouagadougou (AFP) - Protesters battled police in the capital of Burkina Faso on Tuesday after a massive rally against plans to let the long-serving president extend his rule beyond 30 years.
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Russia has just concluded with Angola from the military contracts representing a billion dollars, which make of Luanda the first customer of Russian weaponry in Africa
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For the last two days, 5th and 6th of October 2013, about 220 students and 74 teachers from all Tunisia have participated in the big International Collegiate Programming Contest (ACM/ ICPC).
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Thousands of Sudanese began demonstrating on Friday in the fifth day of a wave of protests against the lifting of subventions in combustibles which made dozens deaths...
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