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Editorial – Jammeh’s Potomac Property Proceeds Put Reparations Program To The Test
The money provides a concrete resource for the reparations program, but it also creates expectations among victims who have waited…
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Burkina Faso Brings Back Death Penalty Under New Penal Code
The government says the reform is intended to strengthen public order, protect people and property, and adapt criminal law to…
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Mbeki Denies Political Interference in South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Justice
The inquiry's findings could shed further light on why so few apartheid-era cases referred for prosecution resulted in criminal proceedings
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Sonko’s Budget Revolt Risks Deepening Senegal’s Institutional Crisis
Legal safeguards exist that suggest that a rejection of the supplementary budget would not automatically bring public spending to a…
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Sillah Accuses UDP Of Seeking To Trigger Violence Ahead Of December Polls
Sillah also expressed confidence in President Barrow’s electoral prospects, saying the President had nothing to fear ahead of the December…
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Kenya – Pastor Paul Mackenzie Convicted Over Shakahola Massacre That Killed 191 People
Murder remains punishable by death in Kenya, the country has maintained a moratorium on executions, and Mackenzie is more likely…
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Guinea-Bissau Police Seize Hepatitis B Vaccines Amid Controversial Trial Dispute
The seizure comes amid an international controversy over a proposed $1.6 million clinical trial that would have involved 14,000 newborns…
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Report – Woman Dies During Dental Visit at Ahmadiyya Hospital, Family Seeks Answers
Her family suspects that she may have died after receiving an anesthetic injection, although What's On-Gambia reported that the hospital…
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Barrow Warns Banjul North NAM Over Future State House Protest
Gambiaj.com – (BANJUL, THE GAMBIA) – President Adama Barrow has warned Banjul North National Assembly Member Momodou Lamin Bah of…
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Rwanda – Kagame Critic Found Beheaded In Uganda
Kabera's death has also revived memories of previous killings of prominent critics of the Rwandan government abroad.
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