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Gold rush destabilises central Sahel
States need to assert control over the artisanal mining sector, which is being secured by local armed groups
There is no Africa in African studies
The experience of studying Africa in London makes the writers question the validity of "African Studies" as is currently taught in Britain.
Mauritania releases opposition supporters arrested after vote clashes
Ex-general Mohamed Ould Ghazouani won the June 22 poll with an absolute majority of 52%, the Constitutional Council announced on Monday
Mauritania cracks down on opposition after election
Mauritanian police raided the headquarters of two opposition parties
Opposition cry foul over Mauritania ruling party victory
With a clear majority, Mohamed Ould Ghazouani, former head of the domestic security service, has won outright
Mauritania ruling party’s Ghazouani declared presidential vote winner
With a clear majority of the votes, Ghazouani has won outright with no need for a second-round runoff election
Rivalry and revelry mark Mauritania election campaign
After a campaign rich in colour and steeped in desert traditions, voters in Mauritania will choose on Saturday among six candidates
The AU needs to walk the talk on corruption
African citizens consistently place corruption amongst their top concerns, with many indicating that they have lost faith in many key institutions
AU summit host warns of ‘security failings’ in Sahel after Mali attacks
A bombing aimed at French soldiers on patrol in Mauritania's troubled north killed four civilians and injured over 20 people, including four soldiers
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