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Seychelles opposition leader Wavel Ramkalawan in his office
Seychelles
Politics | Society

"No electoral violence in Seychelles"

afrol News - The main opposition leader in Seychelles says he is confident that, if President James Michel loses the upcoming elections, he will peacefully stand down.

The Constitutional Court of Côte d'Ivoire declares Alassane Ouattara the country's rightful President
Côte d'Ivoire
Politics | Society

Ouattara now formally Ivorian President

afrol News - Alassane Ouattara on Friday formally took the oath of the President of Côte d'Ivoire, five months after he won the Ivorian presidential elections.

Gabonese opposition leader André Mba Obame
Gabon
Politics | Society

Gabon opposition chief faces treason case

afrol News - André Mba Obame, Gabon's main opposition leader, has been stripped of parliamentary immunity as government prepares a treason case against him.

72-year-old Khamis in front of his shelled home in Misrata, Libya
Libya
Society | Politics | Human rights

Attacks on Misrata "are war crimes"

afrol News - Attacks by forces loyal to Colonel Ghaddafi on civilian and residential areas of Misrata, Libya, "may amount to war crimes," according to human rights specialists.

Leader of the exiled opposition Eritrean Democratic Alliance (EDA), Tewelde Gebreselassie
Eritrea
Politics | Human rights

Eritrean opposition pleads intl intervention

afrol News - Voices among the exiled opposition of Eritrea increasingly call for a Libya-style foreign intervention in the country, saying the situation is even worse in Eritrea.

Electoral banners for the 2006 elections in Kinshasa
Congo Kinshasa
Politics

Concerns over Congo's ill-prepared elections

afrol News - Congo Kinshasa (DRC) authorities plan to hold the 5 December constitutional deadline to hold elections, but observers warn the vast country is in no way prepared to do so.

Lesotho's Prime Minister Pakalitha Bethuel Mosisili
Lesotho
Politics | Society

Lesotho finds key to avoid election violence

afrol News - Lesotho has been marred by election violence at several occasions, only barely avoiding clashes after the 2007 polls. Now, a two-year mediation process has ended in compromise.

Street market in Tunisia
Tunisia
Economy - Development

Large budget aid programme for Tunisia

afrol News - The World Bank reveals it is working on a US$ 500 million programme in budgetary support "to provide a boost" for Tunisia's transitional government.

Mohammed Badie, leader of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt
Politics | Gay - Lesbian | Society

Egypt Islamists "use homophobia to win votes"

afrol News - Homosexuality is becoming an issue in the upcoming Egyptian elections, with the Muslim Brotherhood already being accused of spreading homophobia to win votes.

Aida Opoku-Mensah, of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)
Africa
Science - Education | Technology

Pan-African parliamentary science forum launched

afrol News / SciDev.Net - An Africa-wide forum for parliamentarians which aims to give science, technology and innovation a more central role in the policy-making process was launched this week.

Aerial view of Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
Côte d'Ivoire
Politics | Economy - Development

Abidjan seeks quick economic recovery

afrol News - Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire's largest city and formerly West Africa's economic capital, is experiencing a quick reopening of trade, banking and international communications.

Refugees reaching Chad's desert town Faya-Largeau

Society | Politics

Niger, Chad receive 75,000 refugees from Libya

afrol News - The governments of the poor Sahelian states of Niger and Chad are struggling to accommodate a total of 75,000 refugees crossing the Sahara desert from Libya.



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Home grown chillies in any quantities and shapes are offered at the Victoria market
Seychelles
Culture - Arts | Travel - Leisure

Seychelles cuisine; imperfect paradise

afrol News - The market in Seychelles reveals the quality and quantity of ingredients needed for a creative Creole dish. Fish most people never have seen and tens of chilli varieties set the stage.

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Giant tortoises are found in the wild on Curieuse, Seychelles
Seychelles
Environment - Nature | Travel - Leisure

Curiosities of Curieuse Island, Seychelles

afrol News - With Curieuse, one of the most popular day-trip destinations in Seychelles and the archipelago's fifth largest granitic island, the name really says it all. Noisily love-making tortoises, remnants of a leper colony and 2004 tsunami damages are among the curiosities on the uninhabited island.

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Mausoleum of Silhouette's former owners, the Dauban family
Seychelles
Travel - Leisure | Culture - Arts

Silhouette, the Seychelles island man never managed to tame

afrol News - Since the 18th century, farmers, plantation owners, colonialists, state companies and now tourism developers have tried to tame Seychelles' third largest island, Silhouette. Nature was always stronger.

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