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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      Mozambique's president Armando Guebuza, seen here in August, has lashed out at foreign critics for sowing dissent in his country by claiming its natural resources were only benefitting some.
      Bulletin: Mozambique president lashes out at 'foreign critics'

      Bulletin: Mozambique president lashes out at 'foreign critics'

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      Mauritania's President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz waves to the crowd upon arrival in Nouakchott on November 24, 2012 after he flew home from France, where he spent 40 days recovering after being shot by a soldier in what was officially described as an accident.
      Bulletin: Mauritania president returns to Paris for treatment

      Bulletin: Mauritania president returns to Paris for treatment

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      Mauritania's President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz (C) waves to the crowd upon arrival in Nouakchott, on November 24, after flying home from France where he recovered after being shot. Mauritania's opposition said Sunday that Abdel Aziz is not capable of leading the nation and must step down.
      Bulletin: Opposition says Mauritania leader 'incapable', must resign

      Bulletin: Opposition says Mauritania leader 'incapable', must resign

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      Ernest Koroma, pictured in 2009, credited with boosting his war-scarred nation's image and ushering in investment, has vowed to continue the tough job of transforming Sierra Leone in his second term of office as president.
      Bulletin: Koroma gets to finish the job of tranforming Sierra Leone

      Bulletin: Koroma gets to finish the job of tranforming Sierra Leone

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      French President Francois Hollande (L) shakes hands with Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz after a meeting at the Elysee Palace in Paris, on November 20. Aziz will return to his country Saturday from France, where he was recovering after being "accidentally" shot by a soldier last month, state media reported.
      Bulletin: Mauritania leader to return home Saturday

      Bulletin: Mauritania leader to return home Saturday

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      Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, pictured in January 2012, is doing well after being "accidentally" shot by a soldier earlier this month, the head of the national assembly said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Mauritanian leader "doing well" after shooting: official

      Bulletin: Mauritanian leader "doing well" after shooting: official

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      Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz (pictured in January) has assured the nation he is recovering well after being shot by a soldier earlier this month in what has been described by government as an accident.
      Bulletin: Mauritania leader assures nation after shooting accident

      Bulletin: Mauritania leader assures nation after shooting accident

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      South Africa's leader Jacob Zuma, pictured on September 2012, on Thursday defended multi-million-dollar renovations at his personal residence saying he paid for the bulk of the work, while the government paid for security upgrades.
      Bulletin: Zuma defends costly home upgrades

      Bulletin: Zuma defends costly home upgrades

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      Kenya's president Mwai Kibaki opens an agricultural trade fair in August 30, in Mombasa. Kibaki has vetoed a $110,000 sendoff bonus that lawmakers had voted for themselves after protests at the move.
      Bulletin: Kenyan president rejects lawmakers' $110,000 bonus

      Bulletin: Kenyan president rejects lawmakers' $110,000 bonus

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      Floods in Nigeria in 2011. President Goodluck Jonathan pledged $110 million to mitigate the damage caused by "unprecedented" floods, in a special message to the country broadcast early Tuesday. The flooding caused by heavy seasonal rainfall has impacted states across the country, with the Red Cross saying last week that at least 148 people have been killed and 64,000 displaced.
      Bulletin: Nigeria president pledges $110 million to flood victims

      Bulletin: Nigeria president pledges $110 million to flood victims

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