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Africa News Roundup

This news report provides updates on various events across Africa, including elections in Senegal, a fire in DRC, a referendum in Gabon, a potential strike in Comoros, the end of a UN mission in Mali, a death in Ivory Coast, climate change impact in Madagascar, a new agricultural initiative in Rwanda and other developments.

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What are the main social and economic issues discussed in the report?: Beyond the elections, other significant events include a major fire in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a referendum in Gabon with 58% of polling stations opening on time, and the ongoing threat of a doctors' strike in Comoros.
What are the key political events happening in Africa as highlighted in the news?: The main event is the upcoming Senegalese legislative elections on November 17th, 2024, with ECOWAS deploying 90 observers to monitor the process. Incumbent President Macky Sall's term ends in 2024.
What is the significance of the various international organization's involvement in the reported events?: The news also covers the end of the UN's Minusma mission in Mali, the death of an Ivorian comedian, the impact of climate change in Madagascar, a new biological solution for protecting mangoes in West Africa, the imprisonment of organizers of a controversial party in Conakry, and a new agricultural project launched in Rwanda by OCP Africa.

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The news report mentions multiple efforts towards strengthening institutions and promoting peace such as the ECOWAS election observation mission, the referendum in Gabon, and the involvement of international organizations in various development projects. These initiatives contribute towards building strong, accountable, and inclusive institutions crucial for sustainable peace and development in various African countries.

Jan 7, 19:09

Mahama Begins Second Term, Facing Economic Crisis in Ghana

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Dec 7, 10:06

"Ghana Holds Tight Presidential Election Amidst Economic Uncertainty"

"Ghana's presidential election is underway, with the ruling NPP and opposition NDC vying for power amid economic challenges including high inflation, unemployment, and illegal gold mining. The election is considered highly competitive, with results expected by Tuesday."

Dec 7, 10:06

Ghana's Election: Economic Challenges and Leadership Choices

Ghana's presidential election on Saturday features 11 candidates, with two frontrunners: Vice President Mahamadu Bawumia and former President John Dramani Mahama. The election is set against a backdrop of high national debt, growing poverty, and concerns about the fulfillment of development promises, particularly in rural areas.

Nov 19, 04:04

Ghana's 'Mr Digital': From Outsider to Presidential Hopeful

This article profiles Mahamudu Bawumia, Ghana's vice president and presidential candidate, highlighting his journey from political outsider to prominent leader, focusing on both his achievements and the challenges he faces.