Trump, Abe Mix Business with Pleasure in Florida
13/02/2017U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe mixed business with pleasure Saturday on the second day of the multiday summit between the two leaders. A day after.
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U.N. Air Strikes in Central African Republic Kill Several: Militia
13/02/2017A top militant and three others were killed in Central African Republic when a U.N. helicopter fired on fighters advancing towards the town of Bambari, a rebel group said on.
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Kenya: President Declares Drought a National Disaster
13/02/2017By Stella Cherono The government on Friday declared drought a national disaster. President Uhuru Kenyatta subsequently called on all relevant ministries and authorities to upscale drought mitigation programmes. Speaking after.
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Automakers Seen Investing $615 Mln in South Africa This Year: NAAMSA
13/02/2017South Africa’s automotive sector capital expenditure is projected to rise to 8.2 billion rand ($615 million) this year from 6.4 billion rand in 2016, the auto industry body said in.
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Ranching Is the Way Out Of Nigeria’s Killer Herdsmen Crisis ––– Gen. Agwai
10/02/2017General Martin Luther Agwai, Rtd, is one of Africa’s finest soldiers, who served as Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff; deputy Military Adviser at the United Nations Headquarters, New.
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Governance and Policy
Somalis Celebrate Election of Former U.S. State Worker as President
10/02/2017Thousands of Somalis fired guns in the air, cheered atop military vehicles and slaughtered camels on Thursday to celebrate the election of anti-corruption campaigner Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed as president. Protected.
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EU Pledges $80 Million Aid to Gambia after Two-Year Suspension
10/02/2017By Lamin Jahateh The European Union pledged 75 million euros ($80 million) on Thursday to Gambia’s new government, two years after suspending aid due to human rights abuses by.
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Kenyans Living Abroad to Sue Electoral Body over Restricted Voter Listing
10/02/2017Kenyans living abroad say they will sue the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission for restricting diaspora voters’ registration to the East African Community and South Africa. On Wednesday, the Kenya.
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