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Top Nile Post News

Liberian president killed in coup gets state funeral after 45 years

African Politics · Monrovia

Liberian president killed in coup gets state funeral after 45 years

38% Left coverage: 8 sources

Liberia's former President William Tolbert has had a symbolic reburial, 45 years after he was murdered during a coup and his body was believed to have been dumped in a mass grave. Ten days after the president's killing, following trials by a kangaroo court, 13 of his cabinet were stripped, tied to stakes and then executed by a firing squad on a beach next to an army barracks in the capital, Monrovia.See the Story

Senegal Abandons $6 Billion Akon City for Scaled-Back Tourism Development

Senegal · Senegal

Senegal Abandons $6 Billion Akon City for Scaled-Back Tourism Development

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

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