'Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us everyday. Unseen, unheard, but always near, still loved, still missed and very dear.'- Writer, Art lover
"Democrats failed to inspire a movement which was desperately needed" says @vivwalt as conservative forces enjoy a majority in the #SCOTUS 🇺🇸
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While a relic of #DRC independence figure #Lumumba was finally returned to his family more than 60 years after his assassination, the remains of other #Congolese political figures are still interred abroad https://t.co/7zTR4odlSO
Will Osinbajo supporters rally around Bola Tinubu in a show of party loyalty or might they be tempted to peel off in support of Peter Obi? #Nigeria https://t.co/toysR1zz13
“Big foreign operations like Barkhane are no longer tenable,” says a source in President #Macron's entourage. “Public opinion, both #African and #French, does not understand them and no longer accepts them." More in part 8 of our series 👇
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"As minister, Amaechi took firm control of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) by orchestrating the indefinite suspension of the managing director of the NPA, Hadiza Bala-Usman, an ally of Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State." #Nigeria https://t.co/UucDNmW3lK
#Ethiopia: "Since the #Tigray People’s Liberation Front (#TPLF) took arms to challenge central rule more than a year ago, this large country of more than 110 million people has been teetering on the brink," reports Adissu Lashitew @AddisuLashitew
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After Mali, #BurkinaFaso?
Monday #F24Debate follows unfolding events in Ouagadougou 🇧🇫. What's left of the 2014 revolution that restored democracy? How to restore faith in the fight against jihadist insurgents across the Sahel?
Many were stunned when Kayode Fayemi visited Bola Tinubu at his Abuja home this month just after the Lagos godfather had declared his intention to contest. #Nigeria https://t.co/TtolDcZmkV
#COVID19: Where resources are limited, basic care and oxygen delivery save more lives than intensive care. Yet the basics are often neglected, writes @gillesvancutsem
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