Malawi court convicts gay couple
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Malawi court convicts gay couple

A court in Malawi has convicted a gay couple of gross indecency and unnatural acts.

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Zambia borrow $5bn from China
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Zambia borrow $5bn from China

China has agreed to provide $5 billion in loans to private mining companies in Zambia according to a statement signed by President Rupiah Banda.

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Senegal beef up sea transport
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Senegal beef up sea transport

Senegalese President Abdoulie Wade has announced plans to beef-up maritime transportation services as well as rehabilitation of seaports. He urged the Maritime Economy Minister to "accelerate the delivery…

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Namadi Sambót választotta az új nigériai elnök
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Namadi Sambót választotta az új nigériai elnök

Nigéria elnöke, Goodluck Jonathan Kaduna állam kormányzóját, Namadi Sambót választotta alelnökének. Az új alelnökjelöltet a parlament mindkét házának el kell fogadnia.

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Szudánban letartóztatták az ellenzéki vezetőt
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Szudánban letartóztatták az ellenzéki vezetőt

A szudáni hatóságok letartóztatták az iszlamista ellenzéki vezetőt, Hassan al-Turabit – közölte a férfi családja.

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UTG signs MoU with Hungarian University
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UTG signs MoU with Hungarian University

The University of the Gambia (UTG) on Wednesday 5th May 2010 signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Szent Istvan University in Hungary, at a ceremony held at…

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UN boss Ban Ki-Moon visits Africa
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UN boss Ban Ki-Moon visits Africa

The United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon is scheduled to visit some selected African countries. They include Malawi, Uganda, Burundi and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). He will…

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Jem Darfur rebels threaten to resume Sudan war
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Jem Darfur rebels threaten to resume Sudan war

One of the main rebel groups in Sudan's Darfur region has threatened "all-out war" if its leader is arrested.

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AU sends observers to Ethiopia
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AU sends observers to Ethiopia

A 60 member multidisciplinary group of observers from the African Union Commission will be arriving in Ethiopia on May 16 to monitor that country's legislative elections scheduled for…

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Ghana: Solar to power open-air WC games
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Ghana: Solar to power open-air WC games

Despite the lack of electricity in Oboadaka - a rural community in West African nation Ghana - locals would watch most of the World Cup matches live with…

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