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      Sunday 26 May  
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      The flag of South Sudan (centre) flies outside the United Nations in New York. The newly independent nation swore in its MPs, two days ahead of parliament's opening session, with the speaker calling for cooperation regardless of background or political affiliation.
      Bulletin: South Sudan MPs sworn in

      Bulletin: South Sudan MPs sworn in

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      The flag of South Sudan (centre) flies outside the United Nations in New York. The newly independent nation swore in its MPs, two days ahead of parliament's opening session, with the speaker calling for cooperation regardless of background or political affiliation.
      Bulletin: South Sudan MPs sworn in

      Bulletin: South Sudan MPs sworn in

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      A Somali government soldier walks past a tank belonging to the African peacekeepers near the frontline during heavy fighting with the insurgents on July 29. Armed men shot and killed a Somali lawmaker in the capital Mogadishu on Sunday, officials and witnesses said.
      Bulletin: Gunmen kill Somali lawmaker: official

      Bulletin: Gunmen kill Somali lawmaker: official

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      An Egyptian protester with his national flag painted on his face joins thousands in Cairo's landmark Tahrir Square on July 15. Egypt's ruling military council on Wednesday laid out its rules governing upcoming parliamentary polls, which it promised would be fair and transparent.
      Bulletin: Egypt military lays out election rules

      Bulletin: Egypt military lays out election rules

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      President Bingu wa Mutharika and his runningmate Joyce Bandain wave to the crowd during an election campaign event in May 2009. Lawmakers in impoverished Malawi on Thursday pushed a report to parliament seeking approval to triple their salaries.
      Bulletin: Malawi lawmakers seek to triple salaries

      Bulletin: Malawi lawmakers seek to triple salaries

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      Dimeji Bankole (centre), Former speaker of Nigeria's House of Representatives, is taken to Court in Abuja last month. Bankole and his deputy Usman Nafada, who both face fraud charges, have been released on bail.
      Bulletin: Nigerian ex-House leaders on fraud charges freed on bail

      Bulletin: Nigerian ex-House leaders on fraud charges freed on bail

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      Dimeji Bankole, pictured in January 2011. Two former leaders of Nigeria's lower house of parliament faced a 17-count charge of theft and the misappropriation of 241 million dollars in bank loans in an Abuja court Monday, prosecutors said.
      Bulletin: Two top Nigerian politicians charged with theft: official

      Bulletin: Two top Nigerian politicians charged with theft: official

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      A man keeps his money in his back pocket in Lagos. Nigerian anti-graft police on Sunday arrested a former deputy speaker of the lower house of parliament over alleged illegal procurement of a bank loan running into 257 million dollars, an official said.
      Bulletin: Top Nigerian politician arrested over bank loan: official

      Bulletin: Top Nigerian politician arrested over bank loan: official

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      The parliament building in Kampala, Uganda.
      Article: Anger over pay rise debate politicians Uganda

      Article: Anger over pay rise debate politicians Uganda

      Newly elected Members of the Parliament of Uganda suspended journalists from recording...
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      Dimeji Bankole, pictured here in 2007, a top Nigerian politician facing corruption charges on Wednesday pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of inflating contract costs in a test case of the new administration's anti-graft drive.
      Bulletin: Top Nigerian politician says not guilty of graft

      Bulletin: Top Nigerian politician says not guilty of graft

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