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• 02 Sep

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• AFRICA:The Tunisian electoral commission announced a complete list of 26 presidential candidates that will compete in the 15 September poll to replace the late leader Beji Caid Essebsi.
• AMERICAS:Hurricane Dorian is moving towards to Georgia and the Carolinas, possibly missing Florida, as the Bahamas deals with catastrophic waves and winds from the category 4 hurricane.

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• 30 Aug

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• AFRICA: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe cautioned African leaders over the risks of accumulating debt, in an apparent dig at Chinese investment in infrastructure projects across the continent.
• AMERICAS: Brazil and Chile’s President met and confirmed a meeting of the heads of state of all Amazonian nations except Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro, to be held on September 6, to discuss a regional response to the Amazon wildfires.

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• 23 Aug

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• AFRICA: Abdalla Hamdok was sworn in as Sudan’s new Prime Minister and leader of the transitional government.
• AMERICAS: A new regulation released by US President Donald Trump’s administration will allow the government to indefinitely detain migrant families who illegally cross the border.