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Wanted Sudan leader flies out of South Africa

Omar al-Bashir, pictured earlier this week, is wanted by the ICC for war crimes Deadly Darfur In pictures: Darfur refugees then and now Darfur conflict: A bloody stalemate Sudan’s Darfur.

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Africa’s Largest Privately Owned Solar Plant To Power Up Uganda

Africa’s largest privately owned solar power plant will launch this year in Uganda, part of a plan by a Dubai-based company to develop mostly renewable energy electrical power projects in.

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Call Him Dr Fashola! Former Lagos State Governor Receives Honorary Doctorate from Babcock University

Former Lagos State governor Babatunde Fashola has received an honorary doctorate from Babcock University. He received the award on Thursday during the university’s post-graduate convocation ceremony.

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Africa’s Leaders Must Take ‘Decisive Action’ to Generate Clean Energy – Kofi Annan

Some African countries are already leading the world in low-carbon, climate-resilient development, says Kofi Annan, in the annual report of the Africa Progress Panel. Can the world prevent catastrophic climate.

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Botswana is rated best on the continent in rule of law and governance

THE WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT Rule of Law index, a new global report that ranks countries’ adherence to the rule of law, puts Botswana in the top spot for Africa. The.

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President Buhari Receives Warm Welcome in Niger Republic – PHOTOS

President Muhammadu Buhari is in Niger today to meet with the country’s president, Mahamadou Issoufou, to discuss strategies on how to defeat Boko Haram. Upon arrival, Buhari received a warm welcome.

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UNFPA boosts Nigeria’s reproductive health programmes with $75 million

The United Nations Population Fund says it has earmarked $75 million to boost reproductive health services and data generation in Nigeria. The Executive Director of UNFPA, Babatunde Osotimehin, said this.

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Photos: How Nigerians celebrated their new president Buhari

Mubarak Sirajo Sidi hid weary eyes behind circular gold rimmed spectacles. He stood on a grassy triangular Island in the middle of an expressway, called Unity Fountain in Nigeria’s political.

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Zambian journalist wins 2015 IWMF Courage in Journalism Award

Washington DC – The International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) is proud to announce the 2015 Courage in Journalism and Lifetime Achievement Award winners: Mwape Kumwenda, a reporter for Muvi Television.

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Madeleine Albright: Why Change in Nigeria Matters to the World

Madeleine Albright is a former Secretary of State, and Johnnie Carson is a former assistant secretary of state for African affairs. What happens in Nigeria will have a profound impact.

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