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Des inondations à Tripoli après de fortes pluies, un employé tué par électrocution
De fortes pluies ont provoqué des inondations à Tripoli, tuant un employé de banque par électrocution.
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Niger: Avocat et acteur de la société civile condamné à deux ans de prison ferme
Un tribunal de Niamey condamne Abourahamane Lirwana pour des publications sur Facebook
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Centrafrique: Mobilisation en demi-teinte contre la hausse des prix à la pompe
Une journée "ville morte" contre la hausse des prix des carburants a été partiellement suivie lundi 12 octobre à Bangui.
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Spanish King Felipe VI Receives Enthusiastic Welcome in Ceuta Amid Tensions with Morocco
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visit Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, claimed by Morocco, amid diplomatic tensions and a recent surge in migrants.
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Gabon Government Reshuffle: Tonangoye and Ntoutoume-Leclercq Ousted
Gabon's President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema reshuffles cabinet, removing Philippe Tonangoye and Camélia Ntoutoume-Leclercq.
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Guinea Sets Senate and Regional Council Elections for December and November
Guinea's President Mamadi Doumbouya sets elections for the Senate and regional councils on December 20 and November 29, respectively.
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CAF Reverses Decision, Returns to Biennial Africa Cup of Nations
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has reversed its decision to hold the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) every four years, instead opting to return to a biennial schedule.
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Niger: Exceptional Environmental Incident After Oil and Gas Eruption
Authorities in Niger report an exceptional environmental incident after an oil and gas eruption at a site in the northeast on September 25.
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Gabonese Footballers Shine Abroad
Several Gabonese footballers made an impact in European leagues over the weekend.
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Gabon Launches Sports Administration Courses for Leaders and Coaches
Gabon's National Olympic Committee (CNOG) has initiated sports administration courses for sports leaders and coaches in Libreville.
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Felipe VI's Visit to Ceuta and Melilla Sparks Controversy Amidst Historical Dispute with Morocco
Spanish King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia visit Ceuta and Melilla, two enclaves claimed by Morocco, sparking controversy and highlighting the complex history between Spain and Morocco.
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Joseph Kabila Leads New Political-Military Movement in DR Congo
Joseph Kabila, former DR Congo president, now leads the Front for National Refoundation (FRN), a political-military movement that includes the M23 armed group.