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Libya Assembly Chooses Ahmed Matiq As New Prime Minister

Ahmed Matiq, Libya’s top candidate for the premiership, has been confirmed as the head of the transitional government. Prior to the official announcement, lawmakers argued over the validity of his.

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Nigeria Democracy And Development Forum

Keynote Speaker: His Excellency John Kufour, Former President of the Republic of Ghana. This year 2014, Nigeria officially recognized, and celebrated her centenary year. Also this year 2014, the nation.

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The Ghana Leadership Awards

This event is organised by African Leadership Magazine in Collaboration with the US Georgia Legislative Black Caucus. The event shall offer an outstanding platform to celebrate and recognise the outstanding.

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Meet the 23-year-old man with 24 kids…. Touching story

It’s a sunny April afternoon at the University of Rwanda College of Education in Kigali. Some students huddle in groups conversing in hushed voices; others hurry between buildings carrying books..

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Nigeria Becomes Biggest Importer Of Kerosene From US

World’s eighth largest exporter of crude oil and Africa’s largest economy, Nigeria, is now the biggest importer of kerosene from the United States, a new data released by the Energy.

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US-Africa Investment Forum Award Dinner

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South Africa 2014 Elections Focus on Free and Fair

In a few days’ time, South Africa will hold the 2014 elections and questions on the freedom and fairness of this event are being raised. This will be the fifth.

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Nigeria’s Finance Minister Okonjo-Iweala Honoured by Time Magazine in New York

The gala was organized by Time to honour those that were listed as the 100 Most Influential People in the World Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy.

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Africa is Ripe for Investment

US has just announced that it has invited over 47 African leaders to Washington for a US-Africa Summit. The summit is going to focus on trade. It comes up as.

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World Bank Approves $150m Grant For Education In Africa

Nineteen university-based African Centers of Excellence (ACE) across seven countries in West and Central Africa (Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Benin, Burkina Faso, Gambia, Togo and Cameroon) will receive a combined grant.

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