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Following the reported revocations of the U.S. visas of three top officials, including a member of the country's Supreme Court bench, the Liberian government says it's made a ... Read more »
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Environment, Water and Climate Minister Saviour Kasukuwere has reportedly been summoned by the police to answer questions relating to a mysterious Facebook page 'Baba Jukwa'. Read more »
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At least eight people have been killed and a major bridge destroyed when gunmen suspected to be members of the Boko Haram sect attacked Katarko town on the outskirts of Damaturu, ... Read more »
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Concerns have been raised following the arrest of four opposition members for alleged terror activities in the country, as the government refutes claims that the arrests are ... Read more »
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The Independent Policing Oversight Authority says it has no confidence in the multi-agency working group formed to investigate irregularities in the recent police recruitment. Read more »
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Nambale member of Parliament John Bunyasi says calls for a referendum by the Coalition for Reform and Democracy are unrealistic and untimely as it will consume resources needed for ... Read more »
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President Paul Kagame has dismissed Prime Minister Pierre Damien Habumuremyi and replaced him with Anastase Murekezi. The president has also appointed several other ministers along ... Read more »
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According to the State Minister charged with health issues, there is an increase in the number of drug users in Zanzibar among them youth. Read more »
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Charles Taylor Jr, widely known in Liberia as "Chucky", has made a public apology to Liberians from a prison cell in the U.S., where he is serving a 97-year jail sentence for his ... Read more »
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The Presidency has denied allegations that President Goodluck Jonathan gave a N100 million to the parents of the girls kidnapped by Boko Haram militants. Read more »
