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Guinea’s junta leader decides to run for president 4 years after leading a coup — REUTERS / pwu404

Guinea · Guinea

Guinea’s junta leader decides to run for president 4 years after leading a coup

54% Left coverage: 24 sources

Morocco Declares October 31 As National Holiday for Western Sahara Resolution

Morocco · Morocco

Morocco Declares October 31 As National Holiday for Western Sahara Resolution

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Mali: Jihadists' Fuel Blockade Paralyse Bamako

International · Bamako

Mali: Jihadists' Fuel Blockade Paralyse Bamako

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

An al-Qaeda-linked group, JNIM, has blockaded fuel supplies in Mali’s capital for two months, crippling Bamako and pressuring the military government. Though the militants are active near the city, analysts say they currently lack the intent or capability to seize control.See the Story

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