Gambia: IEC Registers More Than 856,000 Voters

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Gambia: IEC Registers More Than 856,000 Voters

[The Point] The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has announced it has registered 856,719 Gambians for the 2021 Presidential Election slated for 4 December.

Source: allAfrica.com

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Angola: Covid-19 - 195 New Cases, 102 Recoveries and 4 Deaths

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola reported 195 new infections, 102 recoveries and 4 deaths in the last 24 hours.

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Rwanda: APR Coach Adil Mohamed Challenges Team to Sustain Unbeaten Run

[New Times] APR head coach Adil Mohamed has challenged his team to finish the season unbeaten after the champions defeated Espoir FC 1-0 on Sunday at Huye Stadium.

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Remembering Jonathan Ball: Brave publisher, raconteur, iconoclastic figure and larger-than-life character | News24

Jonathan Ball died on Saturday afternoon following a short battle with cancer. He was 69.

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Zimbabwe: Jailed Zimbabwe Journalist Hopewell Chin'ono Gravely Ill - Personal Doctor Attending to Him

[RFI] A lawyer representing jailed Zimbabwean freelance journalist Hopewell Chin'ono said via social media on Monday that Chin'ono is ill and is awaiting a doctor visit in prison.

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Zimbabwe: Two Pupils Murdered, Dumped in a Toilet Pit

[The Herald] Two Grade 1 pupils from Mbaza Primary School in Nyanga were allegedly killed on their way from school on Tuesday and their bodies were dumped in a disused toilet pit about 2km from the school.

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Uganda: Govt Inspectors Asked to Intensify Efforts Against Corruption

[Monitor] Government inspectors have been urged to intensify their efforts in ensuring accountability in government projects in a bid to improve service delivery.

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Kenya: KeNHA Seeks Solutions to Mombasa Road Traffic

[Nairobi News] The Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) says it is addressing the traffic disruptions on Mombasa road occasioned by the construction of the Nairobi Expressway.

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Nigeria: Abducted Kankara Students Are in Zamfara, Masari Tells BBC, CNN

[Vanguard] Governor Bello Masari of Katsina State, on Wednesday night, said that kidnapped students of Government Science Secondary School, Kankara, are in a forest in Zamfara State.

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Namibia: Geingob Attends Kaunda's Funeral in Lusaka

[Namibian] President Hage Geingob this morning departed for Lusaka for the state funeral of former Zambia head of state Kenneth David Kaunda.

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Nigeria/Cameroon: Defeat By Cameroon Not an Option - Musa

[Daily Trust] Super Eagles captain Ahmed Musa has said defeat in today's friendly game against rivals, Cameroon is not an option.

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Egypt Received Largest Number of Publishers At Int'l Book Fairs Since Covid-19 Outbreak - Minister

[Egypt Online] Minister of Culture Inas Abdel Dayem said Egypt is the country that has received the largest number of publishers at international book fairs since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Rwanda: Gender Equality is Not Just a Women's Issue - Kagame

[New Times] As Rwanda joined the rest of the world to celebrate the International Women's Day, on Monday, March 8, President Paul Kagame called on both local and international communities to combat gender disparity and exclusion,

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Somalia: Turkey Condemns Bomb Attack in Somalia

[Shabelle] Turkey on Friday condemned the deadly suicide car bomb attack that hit Somalia's capital Mogadishu.

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Angola: Covid-19 - Over 1.3 Million People Vaccinated

[ANGOP] Luanda -- At least 1.3 million people have been vaccinated, in Angola, since the beginning of the vaccination process on 2 March this year.

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Ghana: Fake Pastor Defrauds Woman of Gh¢60,000 - Case Adjourned to June 9

[Ghanaian Times] Accra Circuit Court adjourned to June 9, the case in which an alleged fake pastor, Saint John Walker, defrauded a businesswoman of GH¢60,000.

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Rwanda: Olivier Nizeyimana Elected New Ferwafa Head

[New Times] Members of Rwanda Football Federation (Ferwafa) have backed businessman Olivier Nizeyimana to lead them in the next four years after voting for him during an extraordinary general assembly held on Sunday, June 27 at Lemigo Hotel, Kigali.

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Botswana: Gearing Up for 2021

[Botswana Daily News] Gaborone -- Attendants of a Form One orientation meeting convened at Maikano Junior Secondary School in Gaborone yesterday.

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Nigeria: Lagos Set to Launch Internet Infrastructure in 100 Public Schools

[Daily Trust] The Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has said the state will soon roll out metropolitan fibre optics across public schools to aid learning through high-speed internet connectivity.

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Nigeria: Govt Releases 2020 Common Entrance Examination Results

[Daily Trust] The Federal Government has released the results of the recently conducted National Common Entrance Examination by the National Examinations Council (NECO) for admission into the 110 Unity Schools nationwide.

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Nigeria: Bayelsa Starch Factory Ready Soon - Diri

[Daily Trust] A 60-metric tonnes cassava starch factory built by the Bayelsa State government will be inaugurated soon, said Governor Douye Diri.

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Kenya: Terror Suspect Arrested in Garissa, Explosive-Making Materials Found

[Nation] A terror suspect was Monday arrested at Kulan, Garissa County, and materials for making explosives found.

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Kenya: Akothee's Daughter Rue Leaves Team Mafisi Drooling With Swimming Photo

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Egypt: Health Minister - Producing Sinovac Vaccine Marks Major Step for Egypt

[Egypt Online] Health Minister Hala Zayed said producing Sinovac vaccine is a major step for Egypt to resume its pioneering role in producing vaccines.

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Egypt: Al Ahly Football Team Arrive in Cairo After Finishing Third in Club World Cup

[Egypt Online] Al Ahly SC football team arrived Friday in Cairo after clinching a historic bronze medal at the FIFA Club World Cup held in Qatar.

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Tanzania: People's Expectations As President Samia Addresses Parliament

[Daily News] AS President Samia Suluhu Hassan expected to make her first address to the Parliament in Dodoma, today, Business Affairs, Economy and Finance are the areas which some respondents expect the Head of State to zero-in.

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Angola At 74th World Health Assembly

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola is attending in Geneva the 74th World Health Assembly that to analyse the future of the international treaty on combat the emergencies, set the path for the response and the global priorities of the sector.

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Egypt Reports 197 New Covid-19 Cases, 14 Fatalities

[Egypt Online] The Health and Population Ministry said on Tuesday 3/11/2020 that 197 new coronavirus cases were detected, upping the total number of confirmed cases in Egypt since the beginning of the outbreak to 108,122.

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Angola: Sic Arrests Chinese Woman for Forging Work Visas

[ANGOP] Luanda -- A 53-year-old Chinese citizen was arrested on Tuesday by the Criminal Investigation Service (SIC) in the Patrice Lumumba district of Ingombota, Luanda, accused of forging work visas and the illegal transfer of valuables.money to outside of the country.

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Chad: President Poised to Extend His 30 Years in Power

[VOA] Partial provisional results in Chad's April 11 election released Saturday show President Idriss Deby leading and appearing to be headed for another term in office, extending his three-decade rule.

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Kenya: Body of Missing Somali-American Businessman Found At Kirinyaga Morgue

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