Zambia: Lungu Promises to Appoint More Women
11/04/2016President Lungu has recently said that the participation of women in development was important and that he would remain committed to uplifting the welfare of the women regardless of their.
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Rwanda: Govt. Launches Indoor Residual Spraying in Malaria-Prone Areas
11/04/2016In a bid to reduce the cases of mortality caused by malaria in the country, the Rwanda Biomedical Centre (RBC), has recently launched a door-to-door indoor residual spraying in different.
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Nigeria to Get $200 Million from Oil Majors
11/04/2016The Group Managing Director of state-owned oil firm NNPC Ibe Kachikwu, has recently said that Nigeria will get $200 million in hard currency from oil majors to pay for fuel.
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Obama Says Clinton Never Jeopardized National Security in Email Case
11/04/2016U.S. President Barack Obama said Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton never jeopardized national security in the handling of her emails as his secretary of state.
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Ethiopia, Ghana Sign Deal to Partner for Peace, Security
11/04/2016Ethiopia and Ghana have signed an agreement providing for close partnership in the areas of peacekeeping, security and conflict resolution. The agreement allows Ethiopia to work with Kofi Annan International.
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Rwandans at Risk as El Nino Wreaks Havoc
11/04/2016More Rwandans are likely to be victims of the El Nino rains this month as those in high risk zones fail to get alternative areas to relocate to even as.
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Djibouti Incumbent President Guelleh Wins- Provisional Results
11/04/2016Ismail Omar Guelleh won a fourth five-year term as Djibouti’s president in an election on Friday, securing 87 percent of the votes cast, provisional results announced by Interior Minister Hassan.
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Chad Holds presidential election
11/04/2016Chad voted in a presidential election on Sunday with incumbent Idriss Deby running for a fifth term in office, arguing that only his government can maintain stability in the face.
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