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Surviving Boko Haram’s war on children

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After escaping from the clutches of armed groups, abducted children in northern Nigeria should expect a warm welcome on their return home
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Boko Haram’s war on children

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After escaping from the clutches of armed groups, abducted children in northern Nigeria don't get a warm homecoming
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Secularism is not the answer to fundamentalist violence

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A solution to religious fundamentalist violence is neither a secularist view nor religious in nature; it entails a blend of both.
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Boko Haram displaced feel forgotten amid Nigeria election fever

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More than 27 000 people have been killed since the Boko Haram conflict began in 2009 and some 1.8-million others are still displaced
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Eight priorities for the African Union in 2019

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International Crisis Group lists seven particularly pressing crises the regional organisation should focus on in 2019
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Africa is being colonised all over again

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'We have failed to hold our African leaders to account,' writes Mustafa Bothwell Mheta
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What’s behind the return of Boko Haram?

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A faction of Boko Haram affiliated to the Islamic State militant group, has intensified attacks against the army in the northeast of Nigeria
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Courageous women work to end Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis

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The secessionist struggle has turned increasingly violent, with families fleeing and women violated
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Buhari begins presidential election campaign

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Voters go to the polls on February 16, four years after Buhari's landmark victory
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Nigeria’s main opposition party announces candidate ahead of 2019 elections

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​Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari will run for re-election in February 2019 against former vice president Atiku Abubakar
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South Cameroon a ‘big ghost town’

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Tens of thousands of English-speaking Cameroonians have fled the country ahead of the presidential vote
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Is Nigeria’s youth corps worthwhile?

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Nigerian graduates must all do one year of national service. It’s meant to foster unity, but it does soak up 90% of the national youth budget
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After escaping from the clutches of armed groups, abducted children in northern Nigeria should expect a warm welcome on their return home

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