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African Cup of Nations · SenegalBy Ben Church, CNN (CNN) — Now that the dust has settled on an Africa Cup of Nations final that will be remembered for years, African soccer’s governing body has handed out punishments for the chaos that ensued. Fan trouble, players refusing to compete, controversial refereeing decisions, and a missed penalty were all flashpoints in a memorable match that was eventually won by Senegal. On Thursday, as many expected, the Confederation of African …See the Story
Suspensions and hefty fines handed to Senegal and Morocco after chaotic AFCON final
44% Left coverage: 63 sources
Nigeria Politics · NigeriaIn tonight's edition, Nigerian police clash with crowds angry about the way that hundreds of homes have been demolished in the Makoko floating village. Also, Kigali is suing the UK for the 100 million pounds due as part of an agreement with the former British government for the African nation to take in people deported from the United Kingdom. And US YouTuber IShowSpeed is the latest member of the diaspora to be granted Ghanaian citizenship.See the Story
Nigerian police fire tear gas, protester injured in Lagos floating slum protests
56% Center coverage: 9 sources
Stock Markets · AnambraThe Anambra State government has directed traders in 12 additional markets to resume full business activities on Mondays, warning that non-compliance could result in temporary market closures.See the Story
Nigeria: Soludo Abolishes Monday Sit-At-Home in 12 More Markets
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
