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China to Send Special Envoy to Africa over South Sudan Crisis

China is sending its special envoy for Africa to the continent to help with efforts to resolve the political crisis in South Sudan, China’s foreign ministry said on Wednesday. Veteran.

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5 Zambian Political Parties Pledge Peaceful Campaigning

Five Zambian political parties including the ruling Patriotic Front have signed new pledges committing themselves to ensuring that supporters desist from violence ahead of the August 11 general election.

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Sao Tome Votes as President Da Costa Runs For Second Term

Sao Tome and Principe voted in a presidential election on Sunday in which incumbent Manuel Pinto da Costa is looking to win a second term against four opponents including a.

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Ghana Electoral Commission Steps up Preparation for Elections

The electoral commission of Ghana has dismissed local media reports that the electoral body is not fully prepared to organize the anticipated November 7 presidential, parliamentary and local elections. This.

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Morocco Requests to Re-join African Union after 32 years

Morocco has asked the African Union (AU) to readmit it to an organisation it left 32 years ago, as it steps up efforts to win support from member states for.

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Congo Election Likely to Be Delayed: U.N. Mission Chief

Democratic Republic of Congo is unlikely to hold a presidential election as scheduled in November, the U.N. head of mission there said on Thursday, something that U.N. experts have warned.

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Angolan President Dos Santos Only Candidate for Top Spot in Ruling Party

Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos is the only candidate for the presidency of the ruling MPLA, the party’s central committee has said, according to state media.

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Indian Prime Minister Kicks off 4-Nation African Visit

India’s prime minister has kicked off a four-nation African tour on a continent where China’s presence has been strong, including countries that haven’t been visited by an Indian leader in.

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US, Somalia Launch New Chapter in Relations

The United States has filled a diplomatic void in Somalia, swearing in its first ambassador to that country in 25 years.

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Zambia Presidential Elections and the Freedom of Press

Ahead of the August 11 Presidential Elections in Zambia, a local newspaper, the Post, which is quite critical of the government has recently been shut down by Zambia Revenue Authority.

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