
May 18, 2013
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Nigeria court suspends trial of suspected Boko Haram Senator
March 22, 2012The Federal High Court in Abuja, Nigeria has suspended the trial of a Nigerian Senator, Mohammed Ndume charged with terrorism and linked to Boko Haram Isalamist militant group.
Mali: President Toumani Toure toppled, PM arrested
March 22, 2012Renegade soldiers have toppled President Amani Toumani Toure of Mali and created a military junta.
Protesting Malian soldiers seize state radio, TV
March 21, 2012Protesting soldiers of the Malian army have taken control of the state-owned broadcaster, Malian Radio and Television Office (ORTM), WADR correspondent has confirmed.
5 Guinea Bissau candidates claim poll fraud
March 21, 2012Five of Guinea Bissau’s nine presidential candidates are claiming there was fraud in last Sunday’s election, with the official results expected to be announced on Thursday.
Worry over inadequate voter education ahead of Senegal runoff
March 21, 2012With just few days to Senegal’s presidential runoff election on March 25th, the consortium of civil society groups has spoken of inadequate voter and civic education, as tens of thousands of voter cards are yet to be collected.
Cholera epidemic claims 34 lives in Sierra Leone
March 21, 2012A cholera epidemic in Sierra Leone has left 34 people dead so far, with over 2,000 cases reported in three districts around the country, health authorities confirmed in Freetown on Tuesday.
China delivers new satellite to Nigeria
March 20, 2012The Nigerian government has formally taken delivery of its Communications Satellite, NigComSat-1R from China, a replacement for NigComSat-1 Satellite which fell from orbit in 2007.
ECOWAS hails Bissau poll, says ‘no irregular’ incidents
March 20, 2012The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has lauded the conduct of Sunday's presidential election in Guinea Bissau, noting there were 'no major incidents to render the voting process irregular'.
MRU military chiefs adopt joint security action plan
March 20, 2012Countries of the Mano River Union (MRU), who have are developing a common border security policy, have now adopted a joint action plan.
Pres. Sirleaf acts to review Liberian constitution
March 20, 2012Liberian leader Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has submitted an Act establishing a Constitution Review Commission to the Liberian Senate for enactment.
The Act speaks of the need to review the Constitution that was promulgated in 1986, succeeding the first organic law of the country adopted in 1847.
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