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Breaking News Tue, 9 Feb 2010
 Incumbent Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, right, leaves the polling station after voting in Banjul, capital of Gambia in West Africa, Thursday Oct. 18, 2001. Voters in Gambia lined up across the country on Thursday to elect the nation´s next presid
Gambia   News   Photos   President   Tourism  
 Four Gambian ministers go in cabinet changes
| Banjul - Gambian President Yahya Jammeh has axed four ministers in his latest cabinet reshuffle, with the ministers of tourism, local government and lands, fisheries and water and infrastructure bei... (photo: AP/Christine Nesbitt)
Independent online
Bayern Munich's coach Louis Van Gaal, in white tracksuit, looks on as players perform a drill, during a training session in Turin, Italy, Monday Dec. 7, 2009 ahead of the Champions League Group A soccer match between Juventus and Bayern scheduled at the olympic stadium in Turin, Tuesday Dec. 8, 2009
Football   Gaal   Photos   Soccer   Sport  
Van Gaal turned down Nigeria
| Bayern Munich manager Louis van Gaal has revealed he has turned down the chance to manage Nigeria, but has not ruled out a return to international football in the future. | The former Ajax coach too... (photo: AP / Massimo Pinca)
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Eliminatoire de la coupe de monde 2010 zone Afrique. Aprs de 2 ans de suspension le Togo a retrouv son stade de Kegue. Les supporteurs togolais en train de sifler le VUVUZELA une trompette sud africaine Mass protest at Togo football ban
Written By:BBC   , Posted: Sun, Feb 07, 2010 | Caption: Togo pulled out after an attack on its team bus killed two officials on 8 January, days before the tournament. | More than 1... (photo: WN / Eteh) Kenya Broadcasting Corp
CAF   Football   Photos   Protest   Togo  
Eliminatoire de la coupe de monde 2010 zone Afrique. Aprs de 2 ans de suspension le Togo a retrouv son stade de Kegue. Un goupe de supporteurs togolais attendant le debut du match sur les barrre de protection Mass protest in Togo against African Cup football ban
More than 10,000 people have demonstrated in Togo against a decision to ban the country from the next two African Cup of Nations tournaments. | The Confederation of African Football (Caf) suspended To... (photo: WN / Eteh) Joy Online
CAF   Photos   Protest   Soccer   Togo  
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Nigeria striker Obafemi Martins, left, celebrates together with Osaze Odenwege, second left, Christopher Obodo and Nwankwo Kanu in Abuja, Nigeria, Saturday Oct. 8 2005 during their World Cup 2006 qualifying soccer match against Zimbabwe. Nigeria beat Zimbabwe 5-1 but still missed out on qualifying for the 2006 World Cup finals Saturday. Nigeria sack coach with World Cup looming
* Amodu sacked after Nigeria finish third at Nations Cup * Nigeria looking for new coach ahead of World Cup (adds details, quotes) ABUJA, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Nigeria have s... (photo: AP / George Osodi) The Guardian
Africa   Nigeria   Photos   Soccer   Sport  
WEST & CENTRAL AFRICA: Communities on the edge WEST & CENTRAL AFRICA: Communities on the edge
web | DAKAR, 5 February 2010 (IRIN) - Natural disasters, epidemics and political unrest deal a particularly heavy blow to communities in West and Central Africa, where pe... (photo: WN / marzena) IRINnews
Africa   Dakar   Disasters   Photos   Unrest  
Independence Arch - Accra, Ghana Accra hosts African Regional Conference on the Right Of Access To Information
Former US President Jimmy Carter, Vice-President John Mahama, Attorney General Betty Mould Iddrisu and Sanjay Pradhan, Vice President of the World Bank Institute are lead... (photo: Creative Commons) Joy Online
Accra   Africa   Media   Photos   Society  
Large parts of the population do not have access to safe drinking water in Papua New Guinea. PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Cholera "going from bad to worse"
web | PORT MORESBY, 5 February 2010 (IRIN) - Cholera continues to spread in Papua New Guinea (PNG), where government health officials are now describing the disease as a ... (photo: IRIN News / David Swanson) IRINnews
Cholera   Health   Pacific   Papua   Photos  
 The Union Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs, Shri Vayalar Ravi addressing the valedictory function of the Annual Conference of Heads of Indian Missions in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain Oman, Jordan, Yemen, Libya and Malaysia, in New Delhi o Vyalar Ravi out of danger after accident in Liberia
ABUJA: Minister of Overseas Affairs Vayalar Ravi is out of danger after a car accident in Liberia today, the Indian High Commissioner here has said, even as his visit to ... (photo: PIB) The Times Of India
Accident   Health   India   Liberia   Photos  
Niger Delta states NIGERIA: Timeline of recent unrest in Niger Delta region
web | ABUJA, 4 February 2010 (IRIN) - Despite abundant oil wealth in the Niger Delta region in southeast Nigeria, residents lack basic services including electricity, pip... (photo: IRIN news / wikimedia) IRINnews
Abuja   Africa   Nigeria   Photos   Politics  
Oil facility in Niger Delta, where citizens suffer the effects of the "resource curse" say rights groups (file photo) GHANA: Slow progress on oil policy
web | ACCRA, 4 February 2010 (IRIN) - Ghana needs to do more to ensure that revenue from oil production, due to start later in the year, successfully reduces poverty and ... (photo: IRIN News) IRINnews
Accra   Africa   Economy   Ghana   Photos  
 The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh meeting with the President of Nigeria, Mr. Alhaji Umaru Musa Yaradua, on the sidelines of G-8 Summit at Berlin in Germany on June 7, 2007. (jsen2)  Split emerges in Nigeria cabinet over Yar'Adua-media
| By Nick Tattersall | Divisions have emerged in the Nigerian cabinet over whether President Umaru Yar'Adua should hand over power to his deputy after an absence of more ... (photo: PIB) Independent online
Development   Nick   Nigeria   Photos   President  
Soldiers and police deployed to keep the peace guard the road leading into Buguma about 50km from the oil city of Port Harcourt Niger Delta area of Nigeria, Friday Oct. 1, 2004. Ill leader, violence and oil woes plague Nigeria
| LAGOS, Nigeria -- Nigeria's president has been away ill for more than two months. A militant group vows to renew its war against the oil industry. And Muslim-Christian ... (photo: AP / George Osodi) The News & Observer
Leader   Nigeria   Photos   Plague   Violence  
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Outgoing UN Envoy Urges Sudanese to Press Ahead in 2010 on C
UN Secretary General Launches Unite Campaign at Summit
West African Collaboration for Gender Equality Enhanced by N
Chadian herders to benefit from UN funding for water project
Egypt arrests 3 top Muslim Brotherhood leaders
Egypt arrests 3 top Muslim Brotherhood leaders
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Freeze on HIV spending sparks concern in Africa
Reflections On the Mental Health Situation in Ghana
SOUTH AFRICA: Inequality not so black and white
Malarone anti-malaria tablets purchased
Bad malaria pills in Africa raise resistance fears
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Okonjo-Iweala: Nigeria Needs Transformational Leaders
Al Qaeda must be stopped in Nigeria
 Guinea leader picks union chief for key job
Comment: CAF’s decision to ban Togo is shocking
 Incumbent Gambian President Yahya Jammeh, right, leaves the polling station after voting in Banjul, capital of Gambia in West Africa, Thursday Oct. 18, 2001. Voters in Gambia lined up across the country on Thursday to elect the nation´s next presid
 Four Gambian ministers go in cabinet changes
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FG urges religious leaders to educate members on climate cha
Israeli troops raid east al-Quds refugee camp UNRWA urges E
Secretary-General calls for stronger partnership for African
Tackling Graft: US Shows Nigeria the Way
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FG urges religious leaders to educate members on climate change
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‘US envoy’s visit to Nigeria a unique access to Obama’
Lagos engages consultants to tackle e-waste menace
Facing Al-Qaeda in the Maghreb threat
Tackling Graft: US Shows Nigeria the Way
Street in Winneba, Ghana
Addressing the food versus fuel debate in Ghana
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SOE inks deal in Mauritania to build drainage works
China's company to construct drainage works in Mauritani
Foreign Bank Buys Into 3 Troubled Banks
PIB - NNPC, Nupeng Resolve to Work Together
Street in Winneba, Ghana
Addressing the food versus fuel debate in Ghana
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