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NEWS & ARTICLES

Mali parliament approves amnesty for coup leaders

Malian military junta leader Amadou Sanogo (C) arrives at Bamako airportThe parliament in Mali on Friday passed a law granting amnesty to the leaders of the March coup that plunged what was considered one of Africa's democratic success stories into chaos.


Seven killed in Somalia blasts

A roadside bomb killed five, while two soldiers died in a separate grenade attackAt least seven people, mostly Somali soldiers, were killed on Saturday in bomb explosions in the Somali capital Mogadishu, officials and witnesses said.


Equatorial Guinea government resigns

Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema MbasogoThe government of Equatorial Guinea's prime minister Ignacio Milam Tang resigned in line with a constitutional reform approved in November, the country's communications minister said Friday.


WFP distributes food vouchers in Senegal region

UN World Food Programme operations will cover all regions of Senegal, except the capital, DakarThe UN World Food Programme launched the distribution of cash vouchers for the purchase of food in Senegal's Ziguinchor region, for people hit by poor harvests and high food prices.


S. Africa's ANC fumes at racy portrait of Zuma

The ANC called the painting A portrait of President Jacob Zuma posing as Lenin with his genitals hanging out has sparked outrage in South Africa, but the gallery on Friday refused demands from the ruling ANC to take it down.


Malawi's president vows to repeal gay ban

In this photo taken Jan. 20, 2012, deputy president, Joyce Banda attends a protest against abuse of women, in Blantyre, Malawi. Banda, now President, declared Friday May 18, 2012 she wants to repeal Malawi's laws against homosexual acts, going against a trend in Africa in which gays are being increasingly singled out for prosecution (AP Photo/Choko Chikondi, file)President Joyce Banda declared Friday she wants to repeal Malawi's laws against homosexual acts, going against a trend in Africa in which gays are being increasingly singled out for prosecution.


Lawyer doubts Libya 'able or willing' to try Kadhafi son

Saif al-Islam, son of Libyan leader Moamer Kadhafi in seen in 2011A lawyer for Moamer Kadhafi's son Seif al-Islam said Friday he doubted Libya was able or willing to try his client, as he asked the International Criminal Court to report the matter to the UN.


EBRD backs €1 bn fund for 'Arab democracies'

The bank will start investments in Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and JordanThe European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on Saturday approved investment of 1.0 billion euros for expansion into north Africa and the Middle East under its first British president.


Nigeria, Senegal, Burkina Faso troops head to G.Bissau

Soldiers from Burkina Faso, part of a west African force in Guinea-Bissau, arrive at Bissau airportA military force being deployed to stabilise Guinea-Bissau after an April 12 coup will be drawn from Nigeria, Burkina Faso and Senegal, the west African bloc ECOWAS said on Friday.


Activists to Obama: reassess Ethiopia partnership
Rights groups are asking President Barack Obama to re-evaluate the U.S.-Ethiopia relationship over allegations the leader of the East African nation is becoming increasingly repressive.

UN envoy calls off W. Sahara trip amid Morocco dispute

UN special envoy for Western Sahara Christopher Ross (R) is welcome by Morocco's King Mohammed VI in 2010UN envoy on Western Sahara Christopher Ross has called off plans to carry out his first official trip to the disputed territory, the UN said Friday after Morocco launched a strong attack on him.


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