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Latest update : 2013-08-07
It's a first for US political heavyweights: two top US senators call Egypt's ousting of President Mohammed Morsi a coup. Also Morocco keeps pressing Spain to extradite an accidentally pardoned paedophile. And Tunisia's Constituent Assembly suspends its work on drafting a new constitution as the country's political crisis drags on.
Nigeria's economic capital Lagos has shut down and quarantined a hospital where a patient suffering from the country’s first recorded case of Ebola recently died. The patient...
Investigators, in addition to French and African military personnel, continue to search for clues into what caused Air Algerie flight AH5017 to crash, killing all 118 people on...
At a ceasefire conference in Congo Brazzaville, Central African Republic delegates have agreed to stop fighting throughout the country with immediate effect. However the...
Ceasefire talks for Central African Republic are thrown a curveball as the Seleka rebel delegation calls for the country to be split into a Muslim north and Christian south. Our...
Kenyan police arrest over a dozen suspects over Sundays's shooting rampage in Mombasa. As they targeted crowds gunmen scattered leaflets saying the bloodshed was an ethnically...
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