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Who is opposing Sassou’s plans to modify the constitution?

Denis Sassou-Nguesso called a meeting of the Parti Congolais du Travail (PCT) central committee as soon as he returned from [...] (273 words)

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Post-Sassou in play in Brazzaville’s corridors of power

Bishop Mbuyu defies Sassou

Sassou reins in church

Sassou and Sall watch Compaore fall together

Burkina Faso's warning shot sparks fear among leaders

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