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NYT Africa
Guineans Will Bolster Peace Efforts in Somalia
The decision to send hundreds of troops to Somalia came after Somali insurgents claimed responsibility for an attack in Uganda during the World Cup.
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News Analysis: More Troops for Somalia, but No Peace to Keep
Analysts say sending more peacekeepers to Somalia is the wrong approach because outside forces have been unable to stabilize the country thus far.
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New Militant Alliance Threatens One of Somalias Few Safe Spots
An insurgent leader in a relatively peaceful area of the country has pledged his loyalty to the Shabab.
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Egyptian Policemen Go on Trial in Torture Case
Two policemen are on trial for the illegal arrest and torture of an anti-corruption activist who died in their custody.
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Cape Town Journal: Awaiting a Full Embrace of Same-Sex Weddings
Some fret that South Africas same-sex marriage law has bypassed many of the countrys black citizens.
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Oil Giant Fined for Shipping Sludge to Ivory Coast
A Dutch court on Friday imposed the maximum fine of $1.28 million on Trafigura for illegally exporting highly toxic waste that ended up dumped in the African nation.
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Harlem Church Links With Ethiopian Coffee Growers
An international-aid arm of the Abyssinian Baptist Church is joining forces with a co-op of 700 African farmers to improve their product and their lives.
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Advance on AIDS Raises Questions as Well as Joy
Experts are pondering issues raised after a trial found that a vaginal gel could help women avoid infection.
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World Briefing | Africa: South Africa: Students Plead Guilty Over Racist Video That Spurred Protests
Four white students from the University of the Free State are charged with illegally and deliberately injuring another persons dignity in connection with a video they made in 2007.
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World Briefing | Africa: South Africa: Murder Charges in Death of Mandelas Great-Granddaughter
The driver of a car in which Nelson Mandelas great-granddaughter died has been charged with murder, attempted murder and driving under the influence of alcohol.
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