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Laura DI BIASIO

Kenya delays deployment of police force to Haiti

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EYE ON AFRICA © FRANCE 24

tonight's edition: Kenya's president delays the country's controversial commitment to send a police force to tackle violent gangs in Haiti. Also, Rwanda upholds an election ban on opposition leader and government critic Victoire Ingabire. And more kidnappings in Kaduna state in northern Nigeria this week ramp up fears. The president has announced that the country will not be paying a ransom for the latest school students' kidnappings.

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