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RÉCIT - Une bousculade a fait huit morts, lundi soir à Yaoundé, et endeuillé une Coupe d’Afrique des Nations à l’organisation chaotique. Une équipe conquérante à défaut d’être vraiment séduisante, un buteur, Vincent Aboubakar, en feu (6buts inscrits, à trois unités du record du Zaïrois Pierre Ndaye Mulamba en1974) et, surtout, un billet pour les
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\t On Friday, internet and international calls were cut off across the West African nation in anticipation of the election results, according to locals and international observers in the capital, Conakry.
\t This was the third time that Conde matched-up against Diallo. Before the election, observers raised concerns that an electoral dispute could reignite ethnic tensions between Guinea's largest ethnic groups.
[Nation] After a standoff within the ruling coalition in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the new judges appointed to the Constitutional Court were sworn before President Felix Tshisekedi on October 21.
NFL star Odell Beckham Jr. claims he's immune to COVID-19 because there is a 'mutual respect' between himself and the... View Article
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By Savannah Koplon UAB News A lot about this fall semester looks different from years past and may be not what students expected college to be like. Studying, socializing — even going to the store and the gym — look different. While the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted changes to everyday life, University of Alabama at Birmingham experts from […]
Cameroonian asylum seekers facing deportation back to their country said they were forced by U.S. immigration to sign their deportation papers, amid complaints by Human rights advocates that deportations have increased in recent weeks. The men, eight in all, outlined their experiences in a complaint filed by immigrant advocate groups including the Southern Poverty Law...
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After an initial denial, the Hawks have confirmed that they received a report last year which alleged that some police officers were involved in livestock theft in Paul Roux and Senekal in the Free State, Rapport reports.
[Global Witness] Protecting the environment has become even more dangerous during the COVID-19 pandemic. Land and environmental defenders across the globe already face killings, threats, harassment and criminalisation for peacefully protecting their homes and our planet. In 2019, 212 environmental activists were murdered around the world - the highest number of killings that Global Witness has ever recorded in a single year. But this year, COVID-19 has made their situation even more precarious - and urgent action is needed
