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A minimum of eight civilians and a police officer have died in violence after the weekend's tense presidential election in clashes between safety forces and opposition supporters, Guinea's safety ministry stated on Wednesday. President Alpha Condé known as for calm as partial outcomes confirmed he had his election chief. In a…

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When first you begin weight-reduction plan and exercising, the kilos appear to soften off. However, all of us hit that stagnant level the place the previous few kilos of stomach fats simply do not need to go away. Seems, there might be a number of components contributing to that final layer of fats on with out you even realizing it. Strive kicking these 30 dangerous habits to the curb, after which take a look at issues you will need to do for a flat stomach to…

Nigeria wakes up shocked the day after a "black Tuesday", "a bloody Tuesday", as the headline of the newspaper marked by an outbreak of violence across the country and especially in the megalopolis of Lagos. In this large city, security forces brutally dispersed young people protesting against police violence and killing several people, according to Amnesty International.…

Do you know that the phrase "breakfast is an important meal of the day" was truly coined by a cereal firm? It was a 1944 advertising marketing campaign by Normal Meals to get you to purchase extra Grape-Nuts cereal. And whereas this mantra does have some fact to it—breakfast reduces your general starvation all through the day, will get you on observe to make more healthy selections, and even provides your physique extra vitality—the truth that this advertising ploy was used for a field of cereal is a bit counterintuitive.…

When the concept of a snack meals involves thoughts, there is a good likelihood you instantly consider a bag of potato chips. They're crunchy, crispy, greasy, and oh so scrumptious. Plus, it's extremely straightforward to eat a complete bag of chips in a single sitting. It is a really beloved consolation meals, and served alongside some dip, properly, you simply went forward and elevated the beloved crisper. However have you ever ever stopped and questioned precisely what occurs to your physique once you eat potato chips?…

This is a major step forward in the joint military talks in Geneva two days after the start of a face-to-face meeting between representatives of two warring parties in Libya: the Government of National Unity (Tripoli) and the Libyan National Army (Benghazi). Agreements have been reached to address the very difficult situation of civilians. It is an agreement in six specific points which, once implemented, will make the daily lives of Libyans less difficult. These points were recorded at a press conference held on…

Fifteenth day of siege in Farabougou: this Malian site in the Ségou region is still surrounded by jihadist warriors banning entry. For the second time, on Tuesday 20 October, the Malian army took food in the village. Mediation is underway, led by notables from the area, but more and more voices are rising in the country to demand greater involvement of the authorities. "We are now trying to organize a direct meeting," explains a member of the mediation team working to lift the siege of Farabougou. In recent days, two…

Wadamadda Bariga Afrika ayaa qarka u saaran duulaan kale oo Ayax ah, oo ah kii ugu xumaa ee 25 sano soo mara qaaradda, sida ay sheegtay Hay’adda Qaramada Midoobay u qaabilsan Cunnada iyo Beeraha ee  (FAO). Warbixintii ugu dambeysay ee ay soo saartay Hay’addu waxa ay sheegtay in raxan badan oo koron koro ah ay ku suganyihiin dhulka beeralayda ah ee Itoobiya halka jiil cusub oo jiil cusub oo Ayaxa ay ku suganyihiin bartamaha Soomaaliya. Hay’addu waxa ay ka digtay dhibaatooyinka…

A UN judge ruled on Wednesday that Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga, who has been in a French prison since May, should be sent to a detention center in The Hague ahead of his trial. "I hereby amend the arrest warrant and the transfer order," said Judge Iain Bonomy of Arusha, Tanzania. "I think there are unusual…