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Nigeria's Katsina state legislates death penalty for kidnappers, rustlers

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Nigeria’s Katsina state legislates death penalty for kidnappers, rustlers

Prince Ebuka - May 25, 2019

NIGERIA Katsina State in Nigeria’s northwest is set to apply death sentence for two offences that have riled the...

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Nigeria 2019 polls: Buhari wins his, Atiku's, Obasanjo's polling units

Nigeria 2019 polls: Buhari wins his, Atiku’s, Obasanjo’s polling units

February 23, 2019

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U.N. chief urges Libyan factions to firm up ceasefire deal

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Nearly 900 killed in ethnic violence in DR Congo - UN

Nearly 900 killed in ethnic violence in DR Congo – UN

January 16, 2019

sky news africa Negotiations resume as Mali’s political crisis deepens

Negotiations resume as Mali’s political crisis deepens

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With two groups of four teams each, the Egyptian capital Cairo hosted the entire tournament with the Cairo and Al Salam stadiums being the venues. GROUP A finished with Egypt topping with 9 points. Ghana edged out Cameroon with superior goal difference after both teams finished with four points apiece. Mali came last with zero points. In GROUP B, Ivory Coast topped with six points whiles South Africa bagged five points. Defending champions Nigeria managed four points whiles Zambia finished bottom with a point. In the knockout stage, extra time and penalty shoot-out are used to decide the winner if necessary. An exception is with the third place match where extra-time will be skipped for shootouts to decide.

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