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Alex Duval Smith
Chad struggles to deal with influx of poorly refugees
Africa
Alex Duval Smith
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5 Dec 2013
Chad has been hit by a refugee influx from Darfur and Central African Republic as well as the return of its citizens expelled from Libya.
Cissé treads a new path in Mali
Africa
Alex Duval Smith
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26 Jul 2013
The only woman in Mali's presidential race is determined to connect with people on the streets.
Mali lifts state of emergency ahead of election campaigning
Africa
Alex Duval Smith
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6 Jul 2013
Mali on Saturday lifted a state of emergency to allow campaigning to begin for the first round of presidential elections scheduled for July 28.
Lay workers on frontline in fight against child mortality in Malawi
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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21 Sep 2012
Resource-lean, short of professionals and prone to food crises, Malawi doesn't look like a candidate for any of the millennium development goals.
Peter Roebuck was ‘in a state of utter despair’
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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18 Nov 2011
Police were on the point of arresting Peter Roebuck on a charge of sexual assault when he apparently jumped from his Cape Town hotel window.
Dewani case: How grieving husband became suspect
Article
Steven Morris
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David Smith
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Robin McKie
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Alex Duval Smith
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18 Feb 2011
Claims of police torture and rapid plea bargains by under-pressure crime unit raise questions over Anni Dewani murder.
Sticking it to ’em
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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4 Feb 2011
African youth are trading in their guns for sticks, as a rural pursuit once seen as backward enjoys a revival in townships.
Mugabe being helped by diamond industry
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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30 Jan 2011
The global diamond industry has controversially cleared the way for President Robert Mugabe's regime to raise millions of dollars from exports.
The last best hope of Lesotho, a small country in big trouble
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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8 Jun 2010
On the mountain of the night in the kingdom in the sky, just space -- no gimmicks -- at Southern African tourism's final frontier.
Wallace and Gromit give hope to Cape Town youths
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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6 Apr 2010
Wallace and Gromit are taking on their most ambitious adventure yet: bringing animation skills to one of South Africa's most violent townships.
Zuma plea as protests sweep the townships
Article
Alex Duval Smith
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26 Jul 2009
After weeks of vandalism and battles between township residents and police, Jacob Zuma asked South Africans on Saturday to desist from violence.
‘Trade is not aid’
Africa
Alex Duval Smith
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1 Jun 2009
After years when billions have been spent on aid in Africa, donors are now picking up on a new trend to put their money on the continent's entrepreneurs.
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