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Monica Mark
Donated clothes make a roaring trade across Africa
Africa
Monica Mark
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11 May 2012
Hand-me-downs account for the majority of outfits in Sierra Leone where seven out of 10 people live on less than $2 a day.
Lagos steals the show
Article
Monica Mark
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19 Mar 2012
Arise Africa Fashion Week has been so successful in Lagos that organisers are planning to make it a major fixture on the global fashion calendar.
Nigeria: ‘Sharia or nothing’
Article
Monica Mark
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3 Feb 2012
Jihadists blame country's woes on secular state and say they have al-Qaeda's support in their fight.
Nigeria’s Christmas massacre ‘mastermind’ escapes
Article
Monica Mark
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19 Jan 2012
Kabir Sokoto, the man accused of the attack on a Nigerian church that killed 37 people on Christmas Day, has escaped from police custody.
Youssou N’Dour tunes up for political arena
Africa
Monica Mark
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2 Dec 2011
Youssou N'Dour is putting his music career on hold so he can enter politics ahead of the presidential elections in his native Senegal next year.
Portugal banks on former colony Angola for bailout
Article
Monica Mark
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25 Nov 2011
Not so long ago thousands of Angolans were fleeing for Portugal. Now the tables have turned.
Gambians go marbles for Jammeh as president
Article
Monica Mark
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24 Nov 2011
Friend of Jermaine Jackson, mystic who 'cures' Aids and autocratic leader of winter sun destination, Yahya Jammeh expected to win again.
Nigeria uses US warfare tactics against Islamists
Article
David Smith
,
Robin McKie
&
Monica Mark
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11 Nov 2011
The US army provided counter-insurgency training to Nigerian troops battling a rise in attacks by Islamist militants, the Nigerian military reveals.
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