Election In Guinea
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Guinea Bissau Military Suspends Media Outlets, Electoral Process In Latest Coup
Soldiers in Guinea-Bissau appeared on state television Wednesday saying they have seized power in the country, following reports of gunshots near the presidential palace, three days after national elections.
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World's Longest-Serving President Seeks Re-Election After 43-Year Rule
Equatorial Guinea votes on Sunday in a general election in which President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, the world's longest-standing president, is expected to extend his 43-year rule at the helm of the tiny oil-producing West African nation.
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Guinea Court Confirms President Alpha Conde's Re-Election
Guinea's Constitutional Court on Saturday formally confirmed President Alpha Conde's landslide re-election victory, dismissing opposition claims of vote rigging and fraud in the contested October 11 polls.
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Guinea President Re-Elected in First Round: Provisional Results
Guinean leader Alpha Conde was re-elected to a second term in the first round of the country's disputed presidential polls, according to provisional results released on Friday.
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Turnout Almost 75% in Disputed Guinea Presidential Vote
Turnout in the first controversial round of Guinea's presidential election this weekend was extremely high at almost 75 per cent, the country's electoral commission said today.
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Guineans Vote for New President Despite Opposition Mistrust
Guineans lined up to choose their president today after deadly pre-election violence, with the opposition in the poor but mineral-rich west African country vowing to contest the outcome.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Calls for Calm on Eve of Guinea Elections
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made an urgent appeal for violence-free elections in Guinea on Saturday, one day before voters in the West African country were due to elect a new president.
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On Eve of Tense Polls, Guinea Opposition Urges Supporters to go Out And Vote
Guinea's opposition leader Cellou Dalein Diallo urged supporters to make their voices heard at the ballot box in Sunday's presidential election after his calls for a delay of the "imperfect" polls fell on deaf ears.
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Clashes in Guinea Ahead of Sunday's Presidential Vote
Guinea's president vowed to press ahead with Sunday's election, dismissing opposition calls for a delay as clashes broke out in the capital ahead of the hotly contested vote.
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Guinea President Vows to Hold Vote, Street Clashes Erupt
Guinea's President Alpha Conde said on Thursday he had no plans to postpone this weekend's election, dismissing an opposition request, as supporters of rival parties clashed in the capital.
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Clashes in Guinea as Tension Mounts Ahead of Presidential Vote
Opposition supporters clashed with activists from the ruling party in southeastern Guinea, leaving "numerous" people injured, medics and witnesses said Saturday, as tension mounts in the west African country ahead of next week's presidential election.
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Ebola-Ravaged Liberia Holds Long-Delayed Senate Vote
Liberians voted on Saturday in long-delayed Senate elections in the Ebola-ravaged west African nation as UN chief Ban Ki-moon wound up a regional tour to assess the fight against the epidemic.
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WHO Veteran Elected as Head of Africa Office Amid Ebola Criticism
The World Health Organization (WHO) elected a long time veteran of the UN agency as the head of its Africa office today, amid criticism of its handling of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
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Julian Assange's Wikileaks Party fields two Indian-origin candidates in Australia
Two Indian-origin persons are among the seven candidates who will contest elections on a Wikileaks Party ticket in Senate polls in Australia.
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Julian Assange launches party to contest Australia polls
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Thursday officially launched his political party to contest Australian elections this year, saying a victory for this candidates would be akin to planting the country's "best investigative journalists" in the Senate.
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Guinea Bissau Military Suspends Media Outlets, Electoral Process In Latest Coup
Soldiers in Guinea-Bissau appeared on state television Wednesday saying they have seized power in the country, following reports of gunshots near the presidential palace, three days after national elections.
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World's Longest-Serving President Seeks Re-Election After 43-Year Rule
Equatorial Guinea votes on Sunday in a general election in which President Teodoro Obiang Nguema, the world's longest-standing president, is expected to extend his 43-year rule at the helm of the tiny oil-producing West African nation.
-
Guinea Court Confirms President Alpha Conde's Re-Election
Guinea's Constitutional Court on Saturday formally confirmed President Alpha Conde's landslide re-election victory, dismissing opposition claims of vote rigging and fraud in the contested October 11 polls.
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Guinea President Re-Elected in First Round: Provisional Results
Guinean leader Alpha Conde was re-elected to a second term in the first round of the country's disputed presidential polls, according to provisional results released on Friday.
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Turnout Almost 75% in Disputed Guinea Presidential Vote
Turnout in the first controversial round of Guinea's presidential election this weekend was extremely high at almost 75 per cent, the country's electoral commission said today.
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Guineans Vote for New President Despite Opposition Mistrust
Guineans lined up to choose their president today after deadly pre-election violence, with the opposition in the poor but mineral-rich west African country vowing to contest the outcome.
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UN Chief Ban Ki-moon Calls for Calm on Eve of Guinea Elections
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made an urgent appeal for violence-free elections in Guinea on Saturday, one day before voters in the West African country were due to elect a new president.
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On Eve of Tense Polls, Guinea Opposition Urges Supporters to go Out And Vote
Guinea's opposition leader Cellou Dalein Diallo urged supporters to make their voices heard at the ballot box in Sunday's presidential election after his calls for a delay of the "imperfect" polls fell on deaf ears.
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Clashes in Guinea Ahead of Sunday's Presidential Vote
Guinea's president vowed to press ahead with Sunday's election, dismissing opposition calls for a delay as clashes broke out in the capital ahead of the hotly contested vote.
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Guinea President Vows to Hold Vote, Street Clashes Erupt
Guinea's President Alpha Conde said on Thursday he had no plans to postpone this weekend's election, dismissing an opposition request, as supporters of rival parties clashed in the capital.
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Clashes in Guinea as Tension Mounts Ahead of Presidential Vote
Opposition supporters clashed with activists from the ruling party in southeastern Guinea, leaving "numerous" people injured, medics and witnesses said Saturday, as tension mounts in the west African country ahead of next week's presidential election.
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Ebola-Ravaged Liberia Holds Long-Delayed Senate Vote
Liberians voted on Saturday in long-delayed Senate elections in the Ebola-ravaged west African nation as UN chief Ban Ki-moon wound up a regional tour to assess the fight against the epidemic.
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WHO Veteran Elected as Head of Africa Office Amid Ebola Criticism
The World Health Organization (WHO) elected a long time veteran of the UN agency as the head of its Africa office today, amid criticism of its handling of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
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Julian Assange's Wikileaks Party fields two Indian-origin candidates in Australia
Two Indian-origin persons are among the seven candidates who will contest elections on a Wikileaks Party ticket in Senate polls in Australia.
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Julian Assange launches party to contest Australia polls
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange Thursday officially launched his political party to contest Australian elections this year, saying a victory for this candidates would be akin to planting the country's "best investigative journalists" in the Senate.
