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In a hard corner of southern Ethiopia, the multiple causes of the global food crisis converge
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against Robert Mugabe at last
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Robert Mugabe's
post-election tactics leave Zimbabweans poised between fear and hope
People are losing their fear and voting for change even in Robert Mugabe's political strongholds
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The wars provoked by Sudan's revolutionary Islamist regime are failing to deliver the regional control Khartoum seeks
How far were the pogroms prefigured by Kenya’s political elite long before the first ballot was cast?
The French president's view of Africa is rooted in imperial fantasy
The effects of war, poverty and displacement dominate the daily lives
of Somalian women
In an old civilisation's millennium, Tsegaye Gabre-Medhin's voice will be heard (archive)
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