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African Union backs Ouattara as president in Ivory Coast

After months of indecision, the African Union has formally backed opposition candidate Ouattara as Ivory Coast president. Ouattara now has to figure out how to take over a government that the former president refuses to give up.
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Topic: Ahoua Don Mello

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African Union backs Ouattara as president in Ivory Coast

The financial war in Ivory Coast: Five key questions answered

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Boy Scouts' historic vote on gays: lobbying right up to the end

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