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Guinea held a referendum on a new draft constitution, with over 90% turnout, amid concerns it consolidates military power. The vote is a key step in Guinea's transition from military to civilian rule, with critics warning it may legitimize ongoing military dominance. Results are pending.
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Guinea's recent referendum, backed by 89.38% of voters, approved a new constitution extending presidential terms and creating a Senate. The vote, amid allegations of ballot pre-marking and suppression, is part of Guinea's transition from military to civilian rule. Critics question its legitimacy and transparency.
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Harare reports 501 cases of hand, foot, and mouth disease, while cholera cases surpass 300,000 across Africa. Ethiopia and Rwanda investigate Marburg virus, with ongoing support from WHO and Africa CDC. No deaths reported yet, but health authorities remain vigilant.