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Syvia Bongo and Ali Bongo flew to the Maldives last week to celebrate the first ladys 11 March birthday on the islands. On the way, the presidential couple stopped over in Dubai.

President John Pombe Magufuli walking down a beaten path since many other leaders have pulled similar acts

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After leaving the post of ambassador to Saudi Arabia vacant for more than a year, President Ali Bongo has appointed a non-diplomat from Gabons Muslim community.

Magic Circle: Meet the Tayside and Fife magicians who still have a few tricks up their sleeve © Supplied by Kevin Quantum As magicians celebrate the 100th anniversary of the famous ‘sawing people in half’ trick, Michael Alexander discovers that magic is alive and well in Tayside and Fife with a few tricks left up its sleeve yet. One hundred years ago last month, English magician Percy Thomas Tibbles literally and laboriously “sawed” through a sealed wooden box that contained a woman....

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02 February, 2021 Social media data may be a useful tool in psychiatry, leading to more accurate diagnoses and better outcomes. About one in five people suffer from a psychiatric disorder, and many go years without treatment, if they receive it at all. In a new study, researchers developed machine-learning algorithms that analyzed the relationship between psychiatric disorders and Facebook messages. The algorithms were able to correctly predict the diagnosis of psychiatric disorders wit...

Press release COP26 President highlights importance of action on adaptation and to avert climate loss and damage in visit to Ethiopia and Gabon Alok Sharma visits Ethiopia and Gabon in first foreign visit since his full time appointment as COP26 president From: 1 February 2021 The COP26 President-Designate, Alok Sharma, has visited Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and Libreville, Gabon, to discuss how the UK can work with the countries to address climate change challenges. In his first overseas ...

Date Time COP26 President highlights importance of action on adaptation and to avert climate loss and damage The COP26 President-Designate, Alok Sharma, has visited Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and Libreville, Gabon, to discuss how the UK can work with the countries to address climate change challenges. In his first overseas visit since becoming full-time COP26 President, Mr Sharma met leaders from government and civil society, stressing the need for urgent climate action ahead of the important UN cli...

3 Min Read LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Gabon’s Senate voted on Monday to decriminalise homosexuality, a landmark result that makes the country one of the few in Africa to reverse a ban on same-sex relationships. Under a law passed in 2019, Gabon became one of 73 countries or jurisdictions around the world, including more than two dozen in Africa, where sex between men and between women was illegal. The government’s move to reverse part of the law has sharply divided opinion and sparked intense d...