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Tanzania Elections 2015: Politicians Urge Against Witchcraft To Win Polls Amid Increased Albino Killings And Attacks
The Tanzanian government warned lawmakers of phony promises from witch doctors who use albino body parts in potions claiming to bring good fortune.
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The complex houses both the site of King David's tomb, according to Jewish tradition, as well as the site of Jesus' Last Supper, according to Christian tradition.
Denmark's Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt Calls General Election
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Jerusalem Day 2015: History And Facts About Israeli National Holiday, Yom Yerushalayim
On Sunday, Israelis and Jewish communities worldwide will mark the 48th anniversary of the liberation and reunification of Jerusalem under Israeli rule.
Burundi Deports Rwandan National Accused Of Spying After Rwanda's President Criticizes Pierre Nkurunziza's Third Term Bid
Two days before a Rwandan national was deported, Rwanda's president criticized the Burundi president's bid to stay in power.
Who Is Godefroid Niyombare? Meet The Burundi Army General Who Declared A Coup To Oust President Pierre Nkurunziza
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Burundi Elections 2015: President Pierre Nkurunziza Dismisses Coup Declared By Major General Godefroid Niyombare
Violent protests have boiled over in the Southeast Africa nation since the president announced his bid to stay in power for a third term.
Burundi Elections 2015: Military Coup To Form Amid Protests Over President Nkurunziza's Re-Election Bid
Senior military officers in Burundi were "dismissing" President Nkurunziza's bid for re-election and have set up a committee to run the country.
Burundi Elections 2015: President Nkurunziza Should Withdraw Third Term Bid, Former Leader Says
A former president of Burundi said the peace deal forbids the president to run again and that "[t]here is no reason to destabilize the country."
Burundi Elections 2015: President Blocks Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, Tango Mobile Access In Protest Crackdown
Protesters in the African country have used the online networks to coordinate demonstrations across the capital city Bujumbura this week.
Sudan Elections 2015 Results: Civilians Killed In Sudanese Airstrike, Bashir Wins 94 Percent Of Votes In Presidential Poll
President Omar al-Bashir won 94 percent of the vote, after over a dozen civilians were killed and wounded in an airstrike by Sudan's air force.
Sudan Elections 2015: Ruling National Congress Party Admits Low Voter Turnout After Government Dismissed Remarks About Poor Participation
Sudan's ruling National Congress Party attributed the low voter turnout to the nation's old electoral register, which still has names of the dead.
UK General Election 2015: Voters Urged To Register Before Monday's Midnight Deadline
Applicants will need to enter name, address and National Insurance number.
Sudan Elections 2015: Controversy Over Low Voter Turnout As Tallying Begins
Widespread apathy and calls by the opposition to boycott the polls may be why only one-third of voters participated.
Burundi Elections 2015: Burundians Protest Against President Pierre Nkurunziza Running For Re-Election, Thousands Flee Violence
President Pierre Nkurunziza is running for a third term, despite the constitution stating a president can only be elected twice.
Pew Survey Reveals American Voters Sharply Divided By Age, Race And Gender
The share of voters who do not identify with either of the major parties is at its highest in over 75 years, the Pew Survey finds.
Turkish Warships Dock In Sudan For Joint Drills Ahead Of Sudanese Elections
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Sudan Elections 2015: Opposition Forces To Boycott Upcoming Vote
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2016 Presidential Candidates: As Election Approaches, Voter Interest Lags, Poll Finds
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