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      Saturday 25 May  
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      Faf du Plessis of South Africa plays a shot on the fifth day of their second Test match against Australia, in Adelaide, on November 26. Australian media on Tuesday praised the rearguard action by S.Africa to save the second Test and said their survival will feel like a win going into the third and deciding showdown this week.
      Bulletin: Aussie press praises S.Africa fightback in cricket Test

      Bulletin: Aussie press praises S.Africa fightback in cricket Test

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      Sahrawis wave the Sahrawi flag in 2011 during a military ceremony marking the 35th anniversary of the proclamation of independence of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic in the Western Sahara village of Tifariti.
      Bulletin: Morocco orders 19 foreign journalists to leave W.Sahara

      Bulletin: Morocco orders 19 foreign journalists to leave W.Sahara

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      Supporters of hardline Islamist group of Ansar al-Sharia shout slogans as they wave Al-Qaeda affiliated flags during a demonstration against a film mocking Islam in Benghazi on September 14. Tunisian media on Tuesday slammed the failure to arrest the head of a Salafist group, wanted over Friday's deadly unrest at the US embassy, the day after he preached a provocative sermon at a mosque in Tunis.
      Bulletin: Tunisia press slams failure to arrest Salafist leader

      Bulletin: Tunisia press slams failure to arrest Salafist leader

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      Deposed Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo (R) gestures at the guarded residence where he was being held in Korhogo in May 2011. Ivory Coast's National Press Council (CNP) has ordered the suspension from publication of six newspapers that support former president Laurent Gbagbo, for up to two weeks, it announced Thurday.
      Bulletin: I. Coast press council suspends pro-Gbagbo papers

      Bulletin: I. Coast press council suspends pro-Gbagbo papers

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      People check newspapers in Abidjan after ex-Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo was taken to The Hague in November 2011. Opposition newspapers in Ivory Coast that once supported Gbagbo have suspended publication for two days following an arson attack on a press group.
      Bulletin: I. Coast papers halt publication after arson attack

      Bulletin: I. Coast papers halt publication after arson attack

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      Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf arrives at Gardermoen airport on December 8. Sirleaf on Monday signed a pledge drawn up by global media rights bodies to boost press freedom and stop the criminal prosecution of journalists.
      Bulletin: Liberia's Sirleaf moves to boost press freedom

      Bulletin: Liberia's Sirleaf moves to boost press freedom

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      An Egyptian family celebrates the victory of the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate, Mohamed Morsi (portrait), in Egypt's presidential election. The Egyptian press on Monday hailed the victory of the country's "first civilian president" with some newspapers saying that the "revolution" that toppled Hosni Mubarak had defeated the holdovers of the old regime.
      Bulletin: Egypt press hails Morsi win

      Bulletin: Egypt press hails Morsi win

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      The head of the European Union mission, Jose Ignacio Salafranca (right), visits a polling station in Algiers. Algeria's government newspapers have printed special editions to hail legislative polls they say confirms the country's democratic credentials and choice of stability.
      Bulletin: Newspapers hail 'Algerian spring' after vote

      Bulletin: Newspapers hail 'Algerian spring' after vote

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      Supporters of Senegalese presidential challenger Macky Sall celebrate his victory at their campaign headquarterd in Dakar March 25. Senegal's media on Monday hailed Sall's victory in the presidential election and incumbent Abdoulaye Wade's acceptance of defeat as a victory for the people.
      Bulletin: Sall win a victory for the Senagalese people: press

      Bulletin: Sall win a victory for the Senagalese people: press

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      People look at newspaper headlines on a street in Monrovia in 2011. Four Liberian newspapers have been sued by three schoolgirls for using their photographs to illustrate a story accusing the French ambassador of alleged "sex slavery", court documents showed.
      Bulletin: Four Liberian papers sued over French diplomat sex claims

      Bulletin: Four Liberian papers sued over French diplomat sex claims

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