Rebels' Mogadishu bombing campaign set to intensify
Somalia's al-Qaeda-allied al-Shebaab rebels warned they were stepping up a bombing campaign in the war-torn capital Mogadishu.
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Burundi death squads kill 300 in five months
A rights group says more than 300 members of Burundi's former rebel group and opposition supporters have been killed by state-backed death squads.
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Zuma ends visit to Burundi, hails progress
President Jacob Zuma ended a three-day visit to Burundi on Friday, applauding the democratic improvements in the country.
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Zuma's date with Burundi
President Jacob Zuma will visit the Republic of Burundi next week to strengthen relations between the two countries.
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An African half-century
Fifty years on, we have yet to discover the extent of colonialism's legacy on the continent.
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Ugandan police warn of more terrorist attacks
Ugandan police issue a warning they will shut down public places that have not implemented anti-terrorism guidelines.
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Corpses in Burundi river ignite fears of new unrest
At a side of the Rusizi River in Burundi, not far from a group of hippos, lies the first body, a headless man naked to the waist.
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Blasts of $3 grenades rock Burundi's fragile peace
Grenades cost as little as $3 each in this tiny country, and they have become the preferred method of settling political scores.
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EU observers praise conduct of Burundi poll
European Union election monitors on Thursday praised the conduct of Burundi's local elections, whose results were rejected by opposition parties.
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Fragile Burundi kicks off electoral marathon
Burundi's peace deal and democratic ambitions will be put to the test on Monday, with the start of the first phase of an electoral marathon.
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