The Morning Call
At least two people have been killed after clashes between the police and protesters in Togo over the weekend.
The opposition has accused the government of deploying security forces in a brutal crackdown after the government banned protests about upcoming elections scheduled for December 20. They oppose the polls, demanding a reform of the electoral commission and a two-term limit for presidents.
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Tunisian opposition leader, Abir Moussi, handed 12-year jail term
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Maduro hits streets after Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize
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Uganda: opposition leader Bobi Wine attacked by security forces in Gulu
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Tunisia's powerful UGTT union calls nationwide strike for January 21
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Guinea-Bissau military forms national transitional council after coup
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United Nations decries crackdown on opposition ahead of Ugandan elections