Guinea-Bissau: General sworn in after coup

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Somalia cancels UAE agreements over sovereignty

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Uganda’s election campaign enters its final days ahead of voting on January 15th, with President Yoweri Museveni seeking to extend his four decades in power. His main challenger, opposition figure Bobi Wine, has rallied younger voters amid concerns raised by the UN about the poli ...  Show more

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