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Nigerian military in heavy fighting with Boko Haram militants
Tanzania pegs growth on farming research
Egypt ‘suffering worst economic crisis since 1930s’
Former finance minister and economist say Egypt is in dire predicament as foreign investment and tourism collapseEgypt is suffering its wors...
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‘Accountant for Somali pirates’ arrested as asylum seeker in Germany
UN: Some 800,000 People to Need Food Aid in Niger
Israeli Students Vow to Eradicate Malnutrition
One of the students at the Gymnasia Herzliya School checks on the plastic bottles containing samples of a blue-green algae called Spirulina....
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Ethiopian Journalists Hope New Council Will Ease Restrictions
Several Ethiopian publications are coming together to set up a ‘press council’ with the hope of easing restrictions on the media...
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Robert Mugabe: from liberation hero to villain to redeemed father of a nation?
South Sudanese Plead for Seeds to Grow Own Food
Koshari: Egyptian king of foods, or over-hyped and over-carbed? | Rachel Shabi
Q&A With Lydia Byarugaba, Business Developer and Strategist at Everlytic
Meet Lydia Byarugaba, Business Developer and Strategist for Everlytic Africa. In her own words, Africa is the beautiful dark horse she canâ€...
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Africare organizes Fast4Hunger Social Media Challenge
South Sudan: ‘your chair or your wife’ – tough choices at Renk port
Q&A: The Security of a Nation Is Its Women
Zimbabwe woos foreign investors
KCCA inspects city restaurants
In Place of War: Egypt’s artists after the Arab Spring
How did Egypt's creative minds respond to the revolution. We ask six artists, and talk to the founder of In Place of War, a project that cha...
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U.N. Says Somalia Famine Killed Nearly 260,000
Almost 260,000 people, half of them young children, died of hunger during the last famine in Somalia, according to a U.N. report that admits...
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In Somalia, western donors made famine more, not less likely | Rob Bailey
Mali braced for food shortages as conflict leaves a mark
Foreign intervention forced out Islamist rebels, but the war has brought instability, huge displacement and rising food pricesOn the banks o...
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Tanzania aims for regional food basket
Mali: Hunger At Crisis Levels in Northern Mali
The African Development Bank’s Compelling Case for Africa’s Structural Transformation
EU pressures seven African countries to complete trade agreements
Botswana, Namibia, Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya and Swaziland face paying tariffs on exports to EUSeven African countries face paying...
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Why Zimbabwean voters are deserting Morgan Tsvangirai
Nigeria violence kills at least 185
Q&A: Why ‘Rape Victims Must Talk About Their Trauma’
Letters: Finance for repression and speculation
The deputy prime minister asserts that the UK is a "beacon" for human rights (We won't be silent, Comment, 15 April). But the UK government ...
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