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The Nigerian forces swiftly suppressed the recent uprising of Islamic militants in the North-East of the country, the so called Boko Haram militants, but now evidence is emerging of the brutality with which the brutality was suppressed. 
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Mohammed Yusuf the leader of the Islamic sect that has battled the Nigerian authorities over the last wee leading to hundreds of death has been captured. 
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There are scams and there are scams. A bank that dissapears overnight has amazed all Uganda. 
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A video montage of Obama's visit to Africa with his speech at the Accra International Conference Centre. 
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GABONESE Prime Minister Jean Eyeghe Ndong has resigned in protest over ruling party favouring Bongo's son. 
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Egypt stormed to a historic victory in the ongoing Confederations as the African champions won a hard fought one nil victory over Italy the reigning World Champions. 
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In a night of fantastic football Samuel’s Eto’o’s tenth minute goal set Barcelona on the way to a thrilling 2-0 victory over Manchester United in the finals of the European Champions league. 
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Barack Obama, the first African-American US president, will visit Ghana in July, on his first official trip dedicated to the continent, the White House said Saturday. 
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A letter from the President of Rwanda to London’s financial times argues that Aid is debilitating rather aiding African economies and entrepreneurship rather than aid is the key to development. 
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Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma was sworn in yesterday as the fourth President of a democratic South Africa. The swearing ceremony was held in front of the President’s official residence at Union House in Pretoria. 
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Recent statistics from the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has indicated the annual film production of the Nigerian film industry, known as Nollywood has surpassed the better known American film industry, Hollywood. 
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Anyone who’s been to Africa recently would be struck by one thing the almost universal popularity of the English Premier League and it seems this love for English soccer is now been taken to extremes. 
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As the dust settles from South Africa’s elections, it seems the aftermath of the political battles may take a while to settle as shown by the latest spat between ANC youth leader Julius Malema and Democratic Alliance’s leader Helen Zille. 
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Huge turnout in South Africa and national elections are held. 
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Egyptian strike Amr Zaki has finally returned to Wigan 2 days later than agreed. 
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The new Madagascan administration has said it has definitely “abandoned” a $6 billion land lease deal that the country’s former administration signed with Korean firm, Daewoo Logistics Corp. 
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The phenomenal growth of phone line coverage in Nigerian continues unabated as the country hits a record 65.5 million phone lines. 
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Kenya TV stations turn to home grown programmes to fill their schedules as local content grows in popularity amongst audiences. 
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A consortium of Saudi businessmen is to invest $266million (1 billion Saudi Riyals) buying land in Sudan and Ethiopia to produce food solely for export to Saudi Arabia. 
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