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Benin Says Coup Attempt Foiled After Soldiers Seize State TV — OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Coup D'état · Benin

Benin Says Coup Attempt Foiled After Soldiers Seize State TV

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Authorities report President Patrice Talon is safe following a brief broadcast by mutinous soldiers.See the Story

ECOWAS Visits Guinea-Bissau Crisis After Military Coup — REUTERS / FES376

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ECOWAS Visits Guinea-Bissau Crisis After Military Coup

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Nigeria has offered Guinea-Bissau's opposition presidential candidate Fernando Dias protection at its embassy in the capital Bissau following a military coup, the Nigerian foreign ministry said on Monday.See the Story

Rwanda: UN Hails DR Congo-Rwanda Peace Deal Amid Ongoing Hostilities in the East

Paul Kagame · Democratic Republic of the Congo

Rwanda: UN Hails DR Congo-Rwanda Peace Deal Amid Ongoing Hostilities in the East

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The United Nations on Friday welcomed a newly signed peace accord between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda as a "critical step" toward restoring trust, while warning that active fighting near border areas continue to exact a heavy toll on civilians.See the Story

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