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Niger’s opposition leader jailed in absentia

A court in Niger has sentenced main opposition leader Hama Amadou to a year in prison for child smuggling.

Guinea soldier accused over stadium massacre to face trial

A Guinean soldier accused of involvement in a massacre of at least 150 people has been extradited from Senegal to Guinea to face trial,...

Nigeria’s Buhari officially resumes his duties

President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has now resumed work after returning home from London where he had gone for medical check-up.

Two female bombers killed in foiled suicide attack in Nigeria

Two girls believed to be teenagers were killed on Saturday night in Nigeria’s northeastern town of Maiduguri when they attempted to blow themselves up.

Gabon opposition rejects president’s call for peace talks

Gabonese President Ali Bongo has offered to hold talks with opposition parties in an apparent bid to ease tensions over his contested re-election last year, but his main political rival swiftly rejected the call for dialogue.

Mali plans new Senate chamber in shake up of constitution

Mali's government proposed a bill on Friday to establish a new Senate chamber as part of a shake up of its constitution designed to...

Personal finances of Gambia’s ex-president Jammeh to be probed

Gambia's government will launch an investigation into the finances of former long-standing president Yahya Jammeh including the personal use of a charity bank account revealed by Reuters last month, the justice minister said on Friday.

Nigeria’s Buhari needs more rest, Osinbajo to continue acting as President

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari said on Friday he would need more rest and health tests after coming home from nearly two months of medical leave in Britain during which his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, stamped his authority on economic policy.

Nigeria’s Buhari finally returns home from medical leave

Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari on Friday returned home from London, according to local media reports. Mr. Buhari traveled to London in January for medical check-up...

Nigeria and others to get World Bank to combat hunger

The World Bank Group President Jim Yong-Kim on Thursday announced the bank was working toward raising 1.6 billion dollars to build social protection systems to end food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa and Yemen.

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