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Egypt's 27-Year Wait To Qualify For FIFA World Cup Ends Thanks To Mohamed Salah
Victory gave Egypt an uncatchable four-point lead over Uganda in Group E with one round of fixtures remaining.
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Gunbattles Rock Brazzaville In Wake Of Disputed Congo Election
Gunbattles rocked the capital of Congo Republic on Monday, shattering a relative calm that had followed President Denis Sassou Nguesso's re-election in a disputed poll last month.
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Tens of Thousands Rally in Support of Congo Leader's Bid to Extend Rule
Tens of thousands of supporters of Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso took to the streets of the capital Brazzaville on Saturday to back his controversial bid to change the constitution in order to remain in power.
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Huge Demonstration in Congo Against President's Bid to Extend Rule
Thousands of people staged a mass demonstration in Congo's capital Brazzaville Sunday to protest at plans by veteran ruler Denis Sassou Nguesso to try to extend his rule.
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Bharti Airtel Jumps 6%, Hits 52-Week High
In a release to the exchanges, India's largest telecom operator said, "Orange and Airtel have entered into an exclusive agreement to explore the possible acquisition by Orange of Airtel's subsidiaries in Burkina Faso, Chad, Congo Brazzaville and Sierra Leone."
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Central Africa Peace Talks Open in Congo
Key players in the Central African conflict launched a fresh round of talks in Brazzaville on Monday to end more than a year of sectarian bloodshed in the impoverished nation.
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Ethiopia, Nigeria, Burkina Faso advance in World Cup qualifying, South Africa out
Another four group winners will emerge later Saturday with Congo Brazzaville needing an away win and Nigeria, Senegal and Tunisia home draws to ensure progression. Cameroon host Libya Sunday and a win for either country would take them through to the final round with the draw scheduled for September 16 in Cairo.
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Plane crashes into houses in Congo, 32 killed
A cargo plane crashed into houses near Brazzaville airport while attempting to land during a thunderstorm on Friday evening, killing at least 32 people, a Congolese Red Cross official said on Saturday.
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Egypt's 27-Year Wait To Qualify For FIFA World Cup Ends Thanks To Mohamed Salah
Victory gave Egypt an uncatchable four-point lead over Uganda in Group E with one round of fixtures remaining.
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Gunbattles Rock Brazzaville In Wake Of Disputed Congo Election
Gunbattles rocked the capital of Congo Republic on Monday, shattering a relative calm that had followed President Denis Sassou Nguesso's re-election in a disputed poll last month.
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Tens of Thousands Rally in Support of Congo Leader's Bid to Extend Rule
Tens of thousands of supporters of Congolese President Denis Sassou Nguesso took to the streets of the capital Brazzaville on Saturday to back his controversial bid to change the constitution in order to remain in power.
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Huge Demonstration in Congo Against President's Bid to Extend Rule
Thousands of people staged a mass demonstration in Congo's capital Brazzaville Sunday to protest at plans by veteran ruler Denis Sassou Nguesso to try to extend his rule.
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Bharti Airtel Jumps 6%, Hits 52-Week High
In a release to the exchanges, India's largest telecom operator said, "Orange and Airtel have entered into an exclusive agreement to explore the possible acquisition by Orange of Airtel's subsidiaries in Burkina Faso, Chad, Congo Brazzaville and Sierra Leone."
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Central Africa Peace Talks Open in Congo
Key players in the Central African conflict launched a fresh round of talks in Brazzaville on Monday to end more than a year of sectarian bloodshed in the impoverished nation.
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Ethiopia, Nigeria, Burkina Faso advance in World Cup qualifying, South Africa out
Another four group winners will emerge later Saturday with Congo Brazzaville needing an away win and Nigeria, Senegal and Tunisia home draws to ensure progression. Cameroon host Libya Sunday and a win for either country would take them through to the final round with the draw scheduled for September 16 in Cairo.
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Plane crashes into houses in Congo, 32 killed
A cargo plane crashed into houses near Brazzaville airport while attempting to land during a thunderstorm on Friday evening, killing at least 32 people, a Congolese Red Cross official said on Saturday.
