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Guinea opposition clash with police, May 24, 2013. The former French colony has been unstable since the death of President Ahmed Sekou Toure in 1984.

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Jubbaland region of Somalia in the Horn of Africa. An effort is underway to consolidate the Federal Government of Somalia at the aegis of the IGAD regional grouping.

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Niger bombing wreckage from May 23, 2013. French uranium interests and Niger military forces were attacked leaving over two dozen dead.

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Niger car bombings on May 23, 2013. The operation was claimed by the Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa based in northern Mali.

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Firemen extinguish a row of burning cars in the Stockholm suburb of Rinkeby after youths rebelled in several different suburbs around Stockholm for a fourth consecutive night, late May 23, 2013.

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Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana shown during his White House visit with President Eisenhower on July 24, 1958. Nkrumah discussed gaining support for economic development in the newly independent state.

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A statue of Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The statue is surrounded by Ghanain leaders including Samia Nkrumah.

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A British hacking death May 22, 2013. A man thought to have been a soldier was attacked and possibly beheaded. The incident was recorded on videotape while two men were shot by police.

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Mines and Mining Development Minister Obert Mpofu exchange MoU documents with Chinese Deputy Minister of Commerce Mr Li Jinzao, while Vice President Joice Mujuru looks on in Harare on May 22, 2013.

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Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire, is a frequent guest and commentator on African and world affairs on various media outlets throughout the world. His articles and media appearances are widely circulated internationally.

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Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire, often addresses international developments over satellite news television. He is a specialist on African and Middle Eastern affairs.

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Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire, speaking over worldwide satellite television. Azikiwe is prolific writer on African and international affairs.

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Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire, is a news analyst who often addresses worldwide audiences through new agencies and satellite television. He is a frequent lecturer as well on African and global affairs.

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Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire, addressing the Workers World annual conference in New York City during November 2009. Azikiwe is a frequent lecturer on African and world affairs.

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Air Vice Marshall Titus Abu Basutu (left) chats with Namibian Brigadier General Karel Ndjoba and Malawian Colonel James Kalipinde during the Sadc Interstate Defence and Security Committee meeting in Harare on May 21, 2013. They called for greater cooperat

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Egyptian President Morsi with military leaders. Tensions have escalated between the government and the army after the kidnapping of seven soldiers in the Sinai.

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Egyptian tank moves to Rafah border where seven soldiers have been held by an armed group. The incident has escalated tensions between the government and the military.

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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad conducted an interview with the official news agency on the need for a political solution to the war inside this Middle Eastern state.

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Namibian graduates in Zimbabwe academy of military affairs. President Mugabe recognized the link between Southern African liberation movements and current developments in the sub-continent.

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Egyptians rally against the government of Mohamed Morsi on May 17, 2013. Despite the ascendancy of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) neo-colonialism still prevails in this North African state.

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Egyptian electrical workers rally in Cairo. Their actions could caused power outages in the capital.

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Rafah bordering crossing into Gaza region of Palestine. The abduction of several Egyptian police has raised tension in the region.

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Kenyan Deputy President visits Somalia. William Ruto, recently elected in Kenya under President Uhuru Kenyatta, called for more support for the AMISOM forces in Somalia.

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Italian demonstration against austerity on May 18, 2013. In southern Europe the economic crisis of capitalism is worsening every month.

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Greek embassy in Libya near where bombs exploded on May 18, 2013. The security situation since the imperialist-led overthrow of the Gaddafi government has worsened.

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Man holds bullet cartridge in the aftermath of a shooting outside a police station in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on May 15, 2013. A new rash of violence has taken place in the U.S.-led North African state.

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Ms. Senate Gabasheane Masupha of the Kingdom of Lesotho Embassy in Rome, Italy. Her case to inherit the chieftancy was denied by the Constitutional Court on May 16, 2013.

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President Mugabe and Vice President Joice Mujuru share a lighter moment with Mrs Thecla Madziwa as she explains nutritional values in traditional foods at the launch of the National Food Policy in Harare on May 16, 2013.

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Edo State Governor Adam Oshiomole of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He says that the provision of employment to youth will solve the problems of violence.

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Nigerian residents of Benue after being displaced due to clashes with herdsman over cattle and grazing rights. These problems are compounded with clashes in other regions of the West African state.

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Nigerian soldiers have been sent in great numbers into three northeastern states in response to a declaration of a state of emergency. President Jonathan justified the measure based on the escalation of sectional violence.

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Six U.S. soldiers were killed in attacks in the Afghanistan capital of Kabul. The Pentagon has been occupying the country for nearly twelve years.

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The U.S. occupation of Afghanistan has been an abysmal failure with more deaths of Pentagon troops. Six were killed on May 16, 2013 in the aftermath of a concerted bomb attack.

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Zimbabwe government prepares for national elections in July 2013. A new constitution has been approved by the House of Assembly and the Senate.

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Nigerian military mobilized in the state of emergency declared in three northeastern states. Sectional violence has escalated in the West African state.

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A destroyed vehicle in Nigeria where civil and communal unrest has spread throughout the West African state. President Jonathan has declared a state of emergency in three northeastern states.

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Mineworkers at Lonmin staged a one-day wildcat strike on May 14, 2013. Speculation exists that it is connected to the death of an Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union organizer just days before.

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Republic of South Africa State Security Minister Siyabonga Cwele has said that efforts were underway to curtail violent demonstrations inside the country. He said most protests are legitimate.

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Republic of South Africa Energy Minister Dipuo Peters. A new debate is taking place over the future of energy resources inside the country.

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Senators Maina Mandava and Dr Sydney Sekeramayi join other members of the Upper House in celebrating the passage of Constitutional Amendment (No. 20) Bill in the Senate in Harare on May 14, 2013. The senate action sets the stage for national elections.

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Mohamed Bashar of JEM-Bashar Darfur splinter rebel group was killed in Chad on May 12, 2013. The Darfur rebel groups are deeply divided in their fight against the central government in Khartoum.

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Sudanese Al-Amer Mokhtar Papo (R) a leader of the Misserya ethnic group and his counterpart from the Dinka Ngok group, Kual Deng Majok shake hands after signing a peace agreement in the town of Kadugli north of Abeyi on January 13, 2011.

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Mexican press conference announcing the arrest of two nationals in the murder of Malcolm Shabazz. Shabazz was severely beaten and left for dead outside a bar in Mexico City.

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One of two suspects arrested in the murder of Malcolm Shabazz, the grandson of Malcolm X. Shabazz, 28, was reportedly beaten and left for dead at a club in Mexico City, Mexico.

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One of the suspects in the murder of Malcolm Shabazz has been arrested in Mexico City, Mexico. Shabazz was beaten severely and later died on May 8-9, 2013.

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President Mugabe chats to Cde Edward Nkomo while the late Vice President John Landa Nkomo’s son Jabu and Zanu-PF National Chairman Cde Simon Khaya Moyo look on at the Vice President’s memorial service in Bulawayo yesterday. (Photo: Elias Saushoma)

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New Orleans shooting on May 12, 2013 where 17 people were wounded. The incident took place during a Mothers' Day gathering.

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Zimbabwe Vice-President Mujuru blasts retrogressive political parties that are stalling progress at Chisumbanje Ethanol Plant while officially closing the third biennial Zimbabwe Local Government Conference in Mutare on May 11, 2013.

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Council of American Islamic Relations (CAIR) Michigan director Dawud Walid, right, with Malcolm Shabazz, right, during a visit to the Detroit area in July 2010. Shabazz was killed in Mexicio City, Mexico on May 9, 2013.

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Poster held symbolizing the imperialist-backed conference in London to chart the future of the Horn of Africa nation of Somalia. The state has been a U.S. neo-colony under the current AMISOM and CIA occupation.

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Ahmed Maher, of the April 6 Youth Movement in Egypt, has had an investigation dropped by the interior ministry of the North African state.

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Mohamed Ibrahim, the Egyptian Minister of the Interior. Three suspects have been arrested in an alleged plot to attack buildings inside the North African state.

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President Mugabe is welcomed by Chief Chiduku while Chief Zimunya and Cde Oppah Muchinguri look on in Mutare on May 10, 2013. ZANU-PF is preparing for harmonized elections in late June of this year.

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Police station bombings in Benghazi on May 10, 2013. The government in London later announced it was scaling down its diplomatic staff inside the country.

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South African President Jacob Zuma congratulates Nigerian Njideka U. Harry, the founder and CEO of Youth for Technology Foundation, one of the winners of the Social Entrepreneurs Awards May 9, 2013 during the World Economic Form on Africa in Cape Town.

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Zambian Vice-President Guy Scott welcomed to Zimbabwe by President Robert Mugabe. They discussed a grain deal between the two Southern African states.

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Constitution Bill sails through Zimbabwe House of Assembly on May 9, 2013. The country is poised for harmonized elections later in the year.

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Damage from the Israeli bombing of Syria. The world has condemned this blatant act of settler-colonial aggression.

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Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi meeting with Brazil President Dilma Rousseff. Egypt is seeking investment from the South American state.

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Foreclosures in New Mexico have surged over the last year. Despite claims that there have been declines in 22 states, other states are laying bare the notion of a "recovery" in housing in the United States.

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Ajamu Baraka, international human rights activist, has criticized the mainstream immigrant rights movement for allowing the question of legalization and self-determination be liquidated by the Democratic Party.

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South African solidarity demonstration with Palestine in Johannesburg. South Africa has a long history of support for the independence of Palestine.

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An Integrated Drought Management Program is looking at the developments in Southern Africa. It is estimated that the worse drought in three decades is hitting the region.

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Aftermath of an attack on Bama prison in northeastern Nigeria. The attack broke out 100 prisoners on May 7, 2013.

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Assata Shakur: An Autobiography book cover released in 1987. Shakur, who was granted political asylum in Cuba during the 1980s, has been placed on the FBI's most wanted terrorists list.

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Assata Shakur during her trial on trumped up charges by the state of New Jersey. Shakur has been placed on the U.S. most wanted terrorist list.

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UN peacekeepers abducted by rebels in Syria. The counter-revolutionaries backed by imperialism have been terrorizing the Middle Eastern state for over two years.

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United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) Director Jose Graziano da Silva with Cuban President Raul Castro. The FAO director also wrote a message to former President Fidel Castro.

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Federal Republic of Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan with Republic of South Africa Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe during the visit of the West African leader to Pretoria. The two countries have the strongest economies in Africa.

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President Mugabe chats to AU Commissioner for Peace and Security Ambassador Ramtane Lamamra while incoming Cissa chairman Retired Major General Happyton Bonyongwe (left) and outgoing chairman General Rashid Lallali look on.

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Nigerian Air Force Alpha Jet. There was a Nigerian aircraft that went down in Niger.

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Director General in the President’s Office Retired Major General Happyton Bonyongwe welcomes AU Commission Commissioner for Peace and Security Ambassador Ramtane Lamamra who arrived in Harare May 5, 2013 to attend the Committee of Intellegence.

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A Qatari delegation was targeted in the Somalian capital of Mogadishu on May 5, 2013. At least seven people have been reported killed in the attack.

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Patients being treated for chemical weapons exposure initiated by the western-backed rebels fighting against the government of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria. Israel has recently carried out renewed airstrike outside of Damascus.

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Images shown on the Hezbollah Manar Television station said to be the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike on the suburbs of Damascus, Syria. Israel is being backed up by the Obama administration in its aggression against Syria.

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Israeli bombing of Syria has been supported by the Obama administration in Washington. The U.S. gives billions in assistance to Tel Aviv every year.

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Israeli bombing of Damascus, Syria on May 5, 2013. The Israeli Defense Force hit a scientific research center in the Middle Eastern state.

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Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire, addressing the Moratorium NOW! Coalition public meeting on the role of the banks in the financial destruction of Detroit. Azikiwe noted the national and international implications of the local crisis.

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Audience listening intently to speakers at the Moratorium NOW! Coalition public hearing on the role of the banks in the destruction of Detroit. The gathering attracted people from throughout the area. (Photo: Abayomi Azikiwe)

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Audience stands and applauds the speakers at the Moratorium NOW! Coalition rally demanding that the banks pay for the financial crisis in Detroit. The event attracted a standing room only audience. (Photo: Abayomi Azikiwe)

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Detroit City Councilwoman JoAnn Watson addressing the Moratorium NOW! Coalition rally holding the banks accountable for the destruction of the city. The event drew a full house at Central United Methodist Church on May 4, 2013. (Photo: Abayomi Azikiwe)

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Atty. Vanessa Fluker, an expert on foreclosure litigation, addresses the Moratorium NOW! Coalition public meeting on the role of the banks in the financial ruin of Detroit. The event was held at Central United Methodist Church. (Photo: Abayomi Azikiwe)

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Former State Board of Education member Marianne McGuire at the Makes the Banks Pay public meeting in Detroit on May 4, 2013. The event attracted a standing room only audience. (Photo: Abayomi Azikiwe)

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Dr. Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, Executive Director of the Women's Advocacy Research and Documentation Center in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. This is a non-governmental organization concerned with gender equality issues.

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Dr. Shettima Ali Monguno, the former Minister of Petroleum Resources in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, has been kidnap and held for ransom. He is 87-years-old.

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Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh will attend a conference on the future of Somalia taking place in London during May 2013. Djibouti has a United States and French military base in the Horn of Africa.

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ZANU-PF politburo meeting May 3, 2013. Zimbabwe is preparing for national elections in the Southern African state.

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Rally said to be organized by the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) at Marikana where workers were massacred by police in August 2012. The rally appeared to pose a challenge to NUM, COSATU and the ANC.

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Cuban May Day demonstration in Havana. Hundreds of thousands attended to express solidarity with the workers struggle internationally.

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Egypt artefacts auctioned in London over the objection of the national government. These objects were stolen and placed on the market for sale.

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African National Congress Youth League Task Team with Mzwandile Masine and Magasela Mzobe. The executive committee was recently dissolved and is to be restructured.

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Banner from the Zimbabwe Teachers' Association on May Day 2013. The labor organization called for the lifting of economic sanctions against the Southern African State.

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Libyan political prisoners being held by the US-led regime. Former leaders and supporters of the Gaddafi government are being persecuted by the rebel regime.

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Kebby Maphatsoe of the ANC military wing's veterans' association. He criticized the people who formed South Africa First.

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Republic of South Africa President Jacob Zuma with former President Nelson Mandela. Mandela was visited by an ANC delegation.

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Republic of Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe speaks with students from the University. He urged the youth to maintain the revolutionary principles of the national liberation struggle.

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A bombing victim, Bashar Muhsin, 28, is taken for burial in Najaf, 100 miles (160 kilometers) south of Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, April. 29, 2013. Five car bombs exploded Monday in predominantly Shiite cities and districts in central and southern Iraq.

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Mrs. Olufolake Oladunni Oyeyemi is Registrar at the University of Ilorin in the Federal Republic of Nigeria. She is the first woman to serve is such a position at this institution.

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Riot police mobilize to prevent violence at the Saint George's Church in Al-Wasata City of Beni Suef. Sectarian violence escalated in early 2013 in Egypt.

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