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      Saturday 25 May  
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      A soldier stands guard at the scene of a stampede in Abidjan, on January 1, 2013. The Ivory Coast on Wednesday began three days of national mourning after a stampede among crowds gathered for celebratory New Year's Eve fireworks in Abidjan left at least 60 dead and dozens injured.
      Bulletin: Ivory Coast mourns after 60 dead in New Year stampede

      Bulletin: Ivory Coast mourns after 60 dead in New Year stampede

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      A view of Luanda taken on August 30, 2012. Ten people, including four children, died and 120 were hurt in a stampede at an evangelical vigil in the Angolan capital Luanda on New Year's Eve, Angolan news agency Angop reported.
      Bulletin: Ten dead in Angola New Year stampede

      Bulletin: Ten dead in Angola New Year stampede

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      People stand next to clothing scattered on the pavement in Abidjan on January 1, 2013 following a stampede. At least 60 people died and dozens more were injured in Abidjan as crowds that had gathered for celebratory New Year's fireworks stampeded overnight, Ivory Coast rescue workers said on Tuesday.
      Bulletin: 60 dead in I. Coast New Year's celebrations

      Bulletin: 60 dead in I. Coast New Year's celebrations

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      Map of the West African nation of Guinea-Bissau showing the location of the capital Bissau. Rescue workers recovered the bodies of 24 people who drowned after an overloaded boat capsized off the capital of Guinea-Bissau, while 76 survivors were admitted to hospital and another nine people remain missing, an official said Saturday.
      Bulletin: Scores in hospital after Guinea-Bissau boat capsizes

      Bulletin: Scores in hospital after Guinea-Bissau boat capsizes

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      Men cast fishing nets into the Bandama river in the region of Kossou, Ivory Coast, on March 10, 2009. Eleven people perished and one was missing after a boat capsized in Lake Kossou in central Ivory Coast, the captain said Friday.
      Bulletin: Eleven dead as boat capsizes in Ivory Coast lake

      Bulletin: Eleven dead as boat capsizes in Ivory Coast lake

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      Map of West African nation of Guinea Bissau showing the location of the capital Bissau. At least 22 people died and 69 were missing after their overloaded boat sank Friday off the capital of Guinea-Bissau, rescue workers said.
      Bulletin: 22 dead, 69 missing in G. Bissau shipwreck

      Bulletin: 22 dead, 69 missing in G. Bissau shipwreck

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      Children on October 12, 2004 next to the rapids of the river Congo in Kisangani. At least nine people died and many more could be missing after a boat sank in the Congo River not far from Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, officials said Sunday.
      Bulletin: At least 9 dead, others missing as DRCongo boat sinks

      Bulletin: At least 9 dead, others missing as DRCongo boat sinks

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      A minbus driver in Germiston, South Africa on April 16, 2012, over 5,000 drivers entered the "Number 1 Taxi Driver Campaign", a competition in response to high road accident death rate. Road accidents in South Africa have killed 765 people so far this month as the holiday season gets under way.
      Bulletin: S.Africa holiday season road accidents kill 765

      Bulletin: S.Africa holiday season road accidents kill 765

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      South Sudan's army shot down a UN helicopter, killing all four Russian crew on board and bringing fierce United Nations condemnation on the world's newest state.
      Bulletin: South Sudan military shoots down UN helicopter: spokesman

      Bulletin: South Sudan military shoots down UN helicopter: spokesman

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      People gather at Shinbivale Beach, near Bosasso, the economic capital of Puntland state, the northern semi-autonomous region of Somalia, to embark on a voyage to Yemen on September 7, 2007. Fifty-five Somalis and Ethiopians drowned or went missing after their boat capsized off Somalia on Tuesday in the worst such disaster in the area in almost two years, the United Nations said.
      Bulletin: 55 Somalis, Ethiopians dead or missing in boat capsize

      Bulletin: 55 Somalis, Ethiopians dead or missing in boat capsize

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