@CNN: The president of Mauritius and Africa’s only female head of state will resign this week over claims she used a credit card provided to her by an NGO for personal expenses, her lawyer said https://t.co/L89SVhk9iI https://t.co/uSr5GTH5wZ

March 19, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

The president of Mauritius and Africa's only female head of state will resign this week over claims she used a credit card provided to her by an NGO for personal expenses, her lawyer said https://t.co/L89SVhk9iI pic.twitter.com/uSr5GTH5wZ

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@CNN: The president of Mauritius and Africa’s only female head of state will resign this week over claims she used a credit card provided to her by an NGO for personal expenses, her lawyer said https://t.co/L89SVhk9iI https://t.co/uSr5GTH5wZ

@CNN: US Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on the New Zealand terror attack: “Attacks on peaceful people in their place of worship are abhorrent and will not be tolerated” https://t.co/dFjScOEyUR https://t.co/C4xFAjnrqF

@CNN: 5 things for Thursday: – Larry Nassar sentencing – Immigration – World Economic Forum – Cloning – Water crisis https://t.co/npxW4oGyE4 https://t.co/0FBmaDhY9q

@CNN: These aerial images show the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria in Dominica https://t.co/Kpx0lMhaoZ https://t.co/YXHH49fRfx

@CNN: Sakura — or cherry blossoms — are one of the enduring symbols of Japan. Here are some great destinations to experience this radiant bloom https://t.co/FdpsRtpnQH via @CNNTravel https://t.co/g4PHX5jqi5

@CNN: The death toll in a bomb and gun attack on a Sufi mosque in northern Sinai has risen to 305, with 27 children among the dead, Egypt’s state prosecutor says https://t.co/V0EU0KIy9F

@CNN: Experts say North Korea has been mining and stealing bitcoin, and demanding it as ransom payment https://t.co/AXHGPHoa3j

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