Friday, 2 December 2016

Gambian Official: Opposition Candidate Barrow Wins Election

Gambia's opposition candidate has defeated longtime ruler Yahya Jammeh in the West African country's presidential vote, an upset victory that could lead to the first transfer of power in more than two decades
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Thursday, 1 December 2016

Ousting Squatter Farmers to Save Forest, Ivory Coast Sets Off New Crisis

Squatters using protected land to grow cocoa have helped strip the country of four-fifths of its woodlands. Now evicted, many of them are struggling to survive.
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Ousting Farmers to Save Forest, Ivory Coast Sets Off a New Crisis

Squatters using protected land to grow cocoa have helped strip the country of four-fifths of its woodlands. Now evicted, many of them are struggling to survive.
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Senegal Mourns World-Renowned Sculptor Ousmane Sow

Senegal's culture minister says Ousmane Sow, a sculptor whose work celebrated African tribes along with historical icons such as Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King Jr., has died at 81.
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Wednesday, 16 November 2016

Ivory Coast Jails 2 Men Accused of Same-Sex Sexual Acts

Activists say a court in Ivory Coast has imprisoned two men for public indecency after they were accused of engaging in same-sex sexual acts
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Sunday, 30 October 2016

Ivory Coast Referendum

Ivory Coast Referendum
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Voters Weigh in on Ivory Coast Constitution Changes

Voters in Ivory Coast are weighing in on the country's new constitution, which is expected to be approved despite several violent demonstrations by the opposition
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