Young voters share concerns for future, with some calling on president to go, while others say Wade is misunderstood.
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Students divided over Senegal vote
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Thies: The sleepy town that may sway Senegal
With Dakar lying on the peninsular, the country’s second city is the prized political gateway to the capital.
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In pictures: Senegal prepares for polling day
Photos capture the mood of capital city Dakar just days before the presidential election.
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Fears rise of food shortages in West Africa
UN bodies say 11 million people in five countries will face a food crisis if early warning systems are ignored.
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Walikale: The curse of El Dorado
Walikale is one of those towns you won’t spot from the window of a plane. Squeezed between rolling carpets of treetops, you might just detect a brown blot on a green canvas if you strain…
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How Goma saw the election
I spoke to DR Congo citizens about how election proceedings in their city differed from the rest of the country.
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Thousands in DRC expected to return to polls
Voting in African nation opens for those who were unable to cast ballots due to long queues and a late start on Monday.
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