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Wednesday 22 May

ICC chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda speaks to internally displaced persons in Nakuru, as she tours the worst hotspots of violence which rocked Kenya following the disputed December 27, 2007 presidential election. The ICC said Thursday it was alarmed about reports that witnesses in Kenya's 2007-2008 post-election violence were being intimidated.

Bulletin: ICC urges Kenya to cooperate on post-poll violence

Bulletin: ICC urges Kenya to cooperate on post-poll violence

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Namibia President Hifikepunye Pohamba speaks during the Commonwealth Business Forum in Perth on October 27, 2011. Namibia's Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed an application by nine opposition parties contesting 2009 parliamentary election results, which gave President Hifikepunye Pohamba's party a landslide victory.

Bulletin: Namibia supreme court rejects election challenge

Bulletin: Namibia supreme court rejects election challenge

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A man looks at partial results of a presidential election in 2007 at a voting bureau in Freetown. The US ambassador to Sierra Leone said Tuesday a run-off election was likely as the west African country's two main parties both have strong support ahead of a November 17 presidential poll.

Bulletin: Sierra Leone run-off election likely: US ambassador

Bulletin: Sierra Leone run-off election likely: US ambassador

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The wife of Ghana's ex-leader Jerry Rawlings, Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings, pictured in 2010, was on Thursday disqualified from running in presidential polls over problems with her nomination forms, an official said.

Bulletin: Rawlings' wife disqualified from Ghana presidential polls

Bulletin: Rawlings' wife disqualified from Ghana presidential polls

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Luxembourg's Ambassador to the UN Sylvie Lucas (C) reacts after coming in second during the United Nations General Assembly session as they the vote for five countries to become non-permanent members of the UN Security Council for the years 2013-2014 at UN headquarters in New York. Rwanda, Argentina, Australia, South Korea and Luxembourg won non-permanent seats.

Bulletin: Five new countries join UN Security Council

Bulletin: Five new countries join UN Security Council

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The UN Security Council holds a meeting on peace and security in the Middle East in September 2012. The UN General Assembly votes Thursday to elect five new non-permanent members to the Security Council, with Argentina and Rwanda widely expected to win seats, while three others are up for grabs.

Bulletin: Argentina, Rwanda seek UN Security Council seats

Bulletin: Argentina, Rwanda seek UN Security Council seats

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Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki is pictured on October 1. Tunisia will go to the polls next June, the Islamist-led government said Sunday, after striking a deal on a new constitution for the North African state.

Bulletin: Tunisia sets June date for polls after compromise

Bulletin: Tunisia sets June date for polls after compromise

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The wife of Ghana's ex-leader Jerry Rawlings, seen here in 2010, was nominated as a presidential candidate by an upstart political party, highlighting divisions in the ruling NDC ahead of December polls.

Bulletin: Wife of Ghana's ex-leader to run for president

Bulletin: Wife of Ghana's ex-leader to run for president

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The US consulate buildings burn in Benghazi late on September 11. The White House has struggled to combat a growing storm over the attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, whipped up by Mitt Romney at a fateful moment for President Barack Obama's re-election bid.

Bulletin: White House struggles to contain new Libya storm

Bulletin: White House struggles to contain new Libya storm

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Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe, speaks at the United Nations General Assembly in New York last week. Zimbabwe's high court has granted Mugabe's wish to postpone by-elections until next year, when the country will vote a successor to its shaky power-sharing government.

Bulletin: Zimbabwe court delays by-elections

Bulletin: Zimbabwe court delays by-elections

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