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      Friday 24 May  
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      Benin flood
      Article: Benin: Bad memories come flooding back

      Article: Benin: Bad memories come flooding back

      In October last year Benin experienced the worst rate of flooding for almost 50 years....
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      Eugene Koffi Adoboli, a former Togolese prime minister sentenced to five years in prison in absentia last week for allegedly embezzling some 1.2 million euros in public funds, pictured here in 1999, strongly denied the accusations on Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Ex-Togo PM denies embezzlement allegations

      Bulletin: Ex-Togo PM denies embezzlement allegations

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      Lome Port pictured in 2003. Members of Togo's anti-drugs squad have seized about 192 kilograms (425 pounds) of cocaine in two hauls at the port of Lome and made several arrests, national radio reported Friday.
      Bulletin: Togo narcotics agents seize cocaine, make arrests

      Bulletin: Togo narcotics agents seize cocaine, make arrests

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      Picture taken in January 2011 in Abidjan shows the main office of the West African regional bank BCEAO. West African leaders named a former minister from Ivory Coast as the new head of the regional bank Monday, replacing a ally of the country's former president, Laurent Gbagbo.
      Bulletin: West African leaders pick Ivorian as new bank governor

      Bulletin: West African leaders pick Ivorian as new bank governor

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      Ivorians watch on a giant screen the broadcast of the inauguration of Ivory Coast's president Alassane Ouattara on May 21. A West African economic bloc said Sunday it will give Ivory Coast three million dollars in aid, days after its new leader said the conflict-torn nation will need billions over the next five years.
      Bulletin: West African bloc gives Ivory Coast $3 million

      Bulletin: West African bloc gives Ivory Coast $3 million

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      Togolese security forces face protestors before they disperse them in Lome in 2010. Togo's truth and reconciliation commission set up to investigate past political violence spanning nearly five decades has recorded more than 20,000 cases, its chairman said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Togo's truth panel receives over 20,000 cases

      Bulletin: Togo's truth panel receives over 20,000 cases

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      Militants and opposition supporters demonstrate in the streets of Lome against legislation that would place tighter restrictions on street demonstrations in March 2011. The parliament in Togo on Friday passed a law placing restrictions on street protests in the West African country where authorities have recently used teargas to break up opposition rallies.
      Bulletin: Togo lawmakers approve law to restrict demos

      Bulletin: Togo lawmakers approve law to restrict demos

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      Poultry vendors at Tabligbo market north of Lome in 2006. France has decided to cancel all of Togo's debt, amounting to some 100 million euros, in a bid to encourage the West African nation to pursue economic reforms.
      Bulletin: France cancels all of Togo's debt: minister

      Bulletin: France cancels all of Togo's debt: minister

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      Photo illustration of a rowing boat. A boat carrying mourners returning from a funeral capsized in a storm in the west African nation of Togo, killing at least 36 people, while some swam to save themselves, officials have said.
      Bulletin: Boat accident kills 36 in Togo

      Bulletin: Boat accident kills 36 in Togo

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      A bus crash in the West African nation of Togo on Friday killed 26 people from neighbouring Burkina Faso and wounded dozens of others after the vehicle transporting merchants overturned, officials said.
      Bulletin: Bus crash in Togo kills 26 from Burkina Faso

      Bulletin: Bus crash in Togo kills 26 from Burkina Faso

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