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A Constitutional Referendum in Guinea Could Lead to a Return to Civilian Governance

A Constitutional Referendum in Guinea Could Lead to a Return to Civilian Governance

Peter Mutharika, the Former President of Malawi, Gains an Early Advantage over Lazarus Chakwera, the Current Leader

Peter Mutharika, the Former President of Malawi, Gains an Early Advantage over Lazarus Chakwera, the Current Leader

At the Gigantic Vegetable Battle, a Russian Farmer Breaks the National Record with a 969-Kilogram Pumpkin

At the Gigantic Vegetable Battle, a Russian Farmer Breaks the National Record with a 969-Kilogram Pumpkin

Demand for Prostheses Rises as Conflict in Eastern Congo Escalates

Demand for Prostheses Rises as Conflict in Eastern Congo Escalates

As M23 Rebels Parade Troops, Tensions Increase in Eastern Congo

As M23 Rebels Parade Troops, Tensions Increase in Eastern Congo

Belgium Protests After the United States Threatens to Destroy a $9 Million Contraceptive Stockpile

Belgium Protests After the United States Threatens to Destroy a $9 Million Contraceptive Stockpile

22 People are Killed by Gunmen in Western Niger During a Baptism Ceremony

22 People are Killed by Gunmen in Western Niger During a Baptism Ceremony

The EU Presents its most Aggressive Effort to Get Israel to Stop the Conflict in Gaza

The EU Presents its most Aggressive Effort to Get Israel to Stop the Conflict in Gaza

Cameroon: Black Pod Disease Plagues Cocoa Plantations

Cameroon: Black Pod Disease Plagues Cocoa Plantations

Haiti: Locals are Still Being Terrorized by Gangs

Haiti: Locals are Still Being Terrorized by Gangs