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[Premium Times] The Defence Headquarters says justice awaits the abductors of tha Kaduna students.

[Premium Times] Thursday's attack was the deadliest since bandits began attacking the area years ago.

[RFI] Authorities in Chad said on Sunday they had barred 10 candidates, including three leading opponents of the ruling junta, from standing in the presidential election on 6 May. The vote is supposed to mark a return to democratic rule three years after military leaders seized power, but the opposition says it's a sham.

[VOA] Somalia's security agents have arrested 16 people in connection with the March 14 attack on an upscale hotel near the presidential palace in Mogadishu, the government has announced.

[SAnews.gov.za] South Africa's ongoing efforts to respond to Tuberculosis (TB) have been strengthened with funding of $94 million for the next five years.

[Nyasa Times] Malawi President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera has this evening declared state of disaster on 23 districts.

Several rivals declare Bassirou Diomaye Faye winner of the delayed election as votes are still being counted.

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Gunmen rode through the school in Kuriga in north-western Nigeria seizing children as young as eight.

Seven million people are casting their vote in Senegal as they choose their new president.

[DW] The children had been kidnapped two weeks ago from their school in Kaduna. It comes as more and more criminal gangs in the area turn to abductions to seek out large ransoms.

[Premium Times] Election in Senegal is underway. A large proportion of voters are women who arrived in groups.

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Several parts of the country will continue experiencing heavy rainfall with the onset on Saturday until Wednesday.

Gunmen rode through the school in Kuriga in north-western Nigeria seizing children as young as eight.

[RFI] Senegal votes on Sunday in a presidential election that is expected to be the most tightly contested in years. Before polls opened, a team of a thousand observers drawn from civil society was preparing to monitor the long-awaited vote.

[Premium Times] The police in Senegal say it is deploying 10,000 personnel across 6,341 polling stations for Sunday's election