A Hizbul Islam official called Bare Ali Bare was on Tuesday gunned down by unknown assailants in Mogadishu ’s Bakara Market, a stronghold for Somali rebel fighters.
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Somalia: Hizbul Islam Official Killed in Bakara Market
A Hizbul Islam official called Bare Ali Bare was on Tuesday gunned down by unknown assailants in Mogadishu ’s Bakara Market, a stronghold for Somali rebel fighters.
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Somalia: Hizbul Islam Official Killed in Bakara Market
Senator Susan Collins on Tuesday tried to override the objections of her fellow Republican, Senator Jim Bunning.

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G.O.P. Splits on Senator’s Move to Block Benefits
A big gun-control case on Tuesday has attracted many people who want to watch the legal proceedings unfold.

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Tailgating at the Supreme Court, Without the Cars
Gov. Rick Perry’s success in portraying Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison as a Washington insider has given him a comfortable lead heading into Tuesday’s primary for governor

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On Primary Eve, Texas Race Seems Close No More
Credibility of Kenya’s economic data is set to come into sharp focus on Tuesday morning with the launch of a new consumer price index that has a downward bias for measuring the cost of living.
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Kenya: Country Adds Cell Phone Airtime to CPI Basket
As soon as Education minister Sam Ongeri on Tuesday releases the results of 330,000 candidates who sat last year’s Form Four exams, mobile phones will start ringing to deliver the grades.
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Kenya: Exam Body Will Send Results Electronically
Soldiers patrol a street in Bauchi during the Boko Haram crisis last year.
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Nigeria: 17 Police Officers Detained over Boko Haram Shooting
THE Oyo filed promoted by the Nigeria Agip Exploration Company and Allied Energy Plc, an indigenous oil company has finally come alive after gulping a whooping $963 million (about N143.4 billion).
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Nigeria: New Oil Field Worth U.S.$963 Million Opens in Oyo
AFTER a rigorous bid which saw five consortia, jostling for the soul of Nigeria’s first National Telecommunications carrier, NITEL, the New Generations Telecommunications Consortium, Tuesday, emerged winners of the new NITEL with a bid of $2.5 billion.
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Nigeria: New Generations Telecoms Buys Nitel for U.S.$2.5 Billion
Can Mr Raila Odinga lead his Orange Democratic Movement out of the coalition government? And what happens if he does?
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Kenya: What If Raila Walks Out of the Alliance?