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Cette défaite, il ne l’a pas vraiment vue venir. Le poids lourd français Tony Yoka s’est incliné aux points face au Franco-Camerounais Carlos Takam, samedi 11 mars soir à Paris, dix mois après le premier revers de sa carrière professionnelle. Mais autant la défaite face à la puissance du Congolais Martin Bakole, le 14 mai 2022 à Bercy, après
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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.
Ivory Coast's incumbent president Alassane Ouattara has cast his ballot in the presidential election he hopes will grant him a third mandate.
He and his wife Dominique voted in the upmarket Abidjan suburb of Cocody on Saturday morning.
The former IMF official has been in power since 2010.
The 78-year-old is facing off with veteran opposition leader Henri Konan Bedie, who along with rival Pascal Affi N’Guessan, has called for an election boycott over Ouattara's plan to run again.
The incumbent president on Saturday called on his opponents to renounce civil disobedience.
\"I appeal to those who launched this slogan for civil disobedience which has led to deaths: Stop. Ivory Coast needs peace,\" Ouattara said after he voted in Abidjan.
\"I urge young people not to let themselves be manipulated.\"
Abidjan was calm, but protesters blocked the main route to the north, near the central town of Djebonoua, 350 kilometres (220 miles) from the economic capital, local residents said.
Groups of youths also set up makeshift barricades in some neighbourhoods in and around Daoukro, stronghold of opposition leader Bedie, an AFP correspondent at the scene said.
\"We got up very early to put up barricades to stop the election and respect the boycott,\" said one youth Jean, standing at a blockade of tree branches.
He was supposed to step down and vowed to hand over power to the next generation but the sudden death of his chosen successor in July forced a change in plan.
Ouattara says he can run again under a new constitution approved in 2016, despite a two-term presidential limit.
Ouattara's supporters expect a strong win, touting his record in bringing infrastructure projects, economic growth and stability to the world's top cocoa producer after a decade of instability.
His decision to run again has led to street clashes that have killed 30 people and revived the memories of the 2010 vote that Ouattara won but unleashed a wave of violence that killed 3,000 people when his predecessor Laurent Gbagbo refused to step down.
[Vanguard] There are varying stories in various Igbo communities on how widows are treated. Some are ugly and terrifying. Many of them are deprived of their husband's properties, including those they acquired together as couples.
As Nigerians protest brutality and demand reforms, some say full abolition is the only road to liberation from violence.
21 Savage has launched a financial literacy program and $100,000 scholarship fund for youth.
