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Le journaliste Moustapha Diop entendu sur délégation du juge du deuxième cabinet

Le journaliste Moustapha Diop entendu sur délégation du juge du deuxième cabinet

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Synapse Biomedical Wins New Approval for Diaphragm Pacing System to Free Patients from Ventilators

/PRNewswire/ Synapse Biomedical, Inc. announced today that the FDA has granted premarket approval (PMA) of the NeuRx® Diaphragm Pacing System (NeuRx DPS®).

United statesCase western reserve universityChristopher reeveAndrew kerwinJim sweeneyAnthony ignagniP hunter peckhamChasen croftRaymond ondersJ thomas mortimerDiaz zunigaSynapse biomedical incBiomedical engineering at case western reserve universityMetrohealth rehabilitation instituteAmendola communicationsUniversity of florida health science center

Senegal to build 38 state-of-art vocational training Centers nationwide – The North Africa Post

Senegal to build 38 state-of-art vocational training Centers nationwide – The North Africa Post
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Mamadou moustapha diopMamadou lamine massalyMinistry of vocational trainingNational office of vocational trainingSecretary generalVocational trainingMoustapha diopNational officeWest african

At Conakry massacre trial, court reprimands ethnic talk

In Guinea, ethnicity has been mentioned several times during the hearings of defendants in the September 28, 2009 massacre trial. References to the parties’ ethnic groups have even provoked some incidents.

Capitaled etat zone speciale de conakryForest regionGuinea generalClaude piviAboubacar sidiki diakitCellou dalein dialloMoustapha diopAlbert ntelaDadis camaraMoussa dadis camaraDjibril kouyatRadio france internationalHuman rights watchGuinean bar associationLansana contForest guinea

Senegal s journalists brace themselves for tense July election

As Senegal's 31 July parliamentary elections draw closer, attacks on journalists have increased, with the majority of perpetrators being politicians and political party activists.

Ousmane sonkoPape ndiayeTalla syllaWal fadjriIbrahima lissa fayeSadibou marongMoustapha diopSenegal national council for broadcasting regulationInternational organisation of the francophonieOnline press professionals associationActors coordinationWithout bordersRepublican youth convergenceDakar buzzPress actors coordinationLissa faye

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