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• 16 Apr

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: In Sudan, the transitional military council has arrested members of the former government and promised not to disperse protesters and a spokesman also urged the opposition to pick the next prime minister and vowed to implement their choice. AMERICAS: The United States Secretary of State visited the Colombian border with Venezuela as

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• 14 Apr

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: Cyclone Idai that cut a deadly swath through Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe last month is expected to cost the three countries more than $2bn, the World Bank has said. AMERICAS: A refugee fund set up by the World Bank, the United Nations and the Islamic Development Bank approved a $31.5 million grant

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• 29 Mar

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: Algerian army troops and police dismantled a militant cell in the western city of Oran that planned to carry out attacks during upcoming election gatherings. AMERICAS: Officials in Ecuador alleged that Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro’s administration gave ex-President Rafael Correa money intended to destabilize the government of the man who replaced him.