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Guinea opposition claims seven dead in protest clashes

Pakistan day observed in northern Sindh

Like other parts of the country, Pakistan Day was observed with traditional fervour and national spirit across the northern Sindh on Wednesday

Ivory Coast says first Ebola patient since 1994 has recovered

Guinean authorities identify 58 contacts of Ebola sufferer

Ivory Coast starts Ebola jabs after first case in decades

Ivory Coast starts Ebola jabs after first case in decades

Ivory Coast was set to roll out vaccinations against Ebola on Monday after the country recorded its first known case of the disease since 1994, the health ministry said

Cote d'Ivoire confirms one Ebola case

ICoast records first case of Ebola: health minister

One civilian killed in Kabul rocket attack

A series of rockets struck Kabul on Saturday, killing one person and wounding two, officials said, the second such attack to rock the Afghan capital in less than a month

One civilian killed in Kabul rocket attack

A series of rockets struck the Afghan capital on Saturday, killing one person and wounding two, the interior ministry said, the second such attack to rock Kabul in less than a mont

One killed as multiple rockets hit Kabul

One killed as multiple rockets hit Kabul: interior ministry

Fresh clashes as Guinea awaits election results

Guinea electoral roll unfair, opposition says ahead of poll

Guinea president's party wins majority in disputed polls

Guinea opposition rejects constitutional referendum result

The Guinean opposition on Saturday rejected the result of a constitutional referendum , which they fear will be used by President Alpha Conde to extend his grip on power

Buildings torched in Guinea ahead of referendum

Two dead in Guinea at start of sweeping anti-government rally

Fresh anti-government protests in Guinea turn violent

Icy Europe, balmy North Pole: the world upside down

High Arctic temperatures break records

Even as Europe descends into a deep freeze, the Arctic region is seeing record high temperatures, with the North Pole recently 30 degrees Celsius above normal for this time of year.

Guinea radio stations fall silent to protest media crackdown

More than 40 radio stations in Guinea suspended programming for 24 hours in protest at the shutdown of a regional broadcaster for attempting to interview the leader of a teachers' strike

Guinea cracks down on media as education strike grinds on

Guinea suspended broadcasting by a radio station on Monday after it attempted to interview the leader of a teachers' strike which has drawn thousands of pupils onto the streets in support