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• 16 Feb

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: The Nigerian government ordered the closure of all the country’s land borders through the end of Saturday, as a security precaution ahead of the presidential election. AMERICAS: The United States Congress approved a budget deal to avert a government shutdown and President Trump promised to sign it, announcing he would also declare

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• 31 Jan

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: A regional head of Nigeria’s ruling party was kidnapped by unidentified gunmen on the eve of an election campaign visit by President Muhammadu Buhari. AMERICAS:  US Intelligence chiefs contradicted President Trump’s statements that the Islamic State group has been defeated and that North Korea can be convinced to forego its nuclear weapons.

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• 22 Jan

KEY STORYLINES AFRICA: Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa said he is returning home from a trade mission to Russia, a week after violent protests over rising fuel costs left at least a dozen people dead and will skip the World Economic Forum in Davos this week. AMERICAS: The Columbian leftist ELN rebels claimed responsibility for the