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Boko Haram

Boko Haram denies school to millions
Africa
/ 7 January 2016

Boko Haram denies school to millions

Hundreds of teachers have been murdered and millions of pupils terrorised in central Africa.

By Staff Reporter
Terror killings increase by 80%
Article
/ 19 November 2015

Terror killings increase by 80%

Last year 32 658 people were victims of terrorism but crime is 13 times higher.

By Richard Norton-Taylor
Meet the Nigerian woman taking on Boko Haram
Africa
/ 9 November 2015

Meet the Nigerian woman taking on Boko Haram

Hafsat Mohammed uses hope to counter hate, but the activist knows the threats she faces are all too real.

By Caelainn Hogan
Events conspired against MTN in Nigeria
Article
/ 29 October 2015

Events conspired against MTN in Nigeria

Boko Haram, the low oil price and the firm’s rapid growth could all be linked to the huge fine slapped on MTN by Nigeria’s communications commission.

By Staff Reporter
I remember the day … I confronted Boko Haram
Africa
/ 16 September 2015

I remember the day … I confronted Boko Haram

A Nigerian soldier recounts his experience on the battlefield with Boko Haram fighters and the army’s struggle to operate high-tech ammunition.

By Staff Reporter
Africa hits a high point in the fight against polio
Africa
/ 14 August 2015

Africa hits a high point in the fight against polio

The continent is two years away from being certified polio-free but violent insurgencies could hamper efforts to finally eradicate the virus.

By David Smith
Nigeria’s addiction to the death sentence
Africa
/ 12 August 2015

Nigeria’s addiction to the death sentence

Nigerian soldiers fighting Boko Haram say the government is punishing them for unknown sins and sentencing them to death.

By Staff Reporter
Guinea ready to help fight Boko Haram
Africa
/ 5 August 2015

Guinea ready to help fight Boko Haram

Guinean President Alpha Condé has said his country is ready to aid its West African neighbours in the regional fight against the Islamist militants.

By Staff Reporter
Nigerian army frees nearly 180 Boko Haram hostages
Africa
/ 3 August 2015

Nigerian army frees nearly 180 Boko Haram hostages

The Nigerian army has freed 178 people being held hostage by Boko Haram including more than 100 children, it said on Sunday.

By Staff Reporter
Full veil banned in Niger over Boko Haram fears
Africa
/ 30 July 2015

Full veil banned in Niger over Boko Haram fears

Authorities in Niger have banned the full Islamic veil following suicide attacks in countries in the region by women wearing the religious garment.

By Staff Reporter
‘Boko Haram’ make a bid for Limpopo
Article
/ 23 July 2015

‘Boko Haram’ make a bid for Limpopo

A report warns that an ANC faction, disbanded by the party, aims to make a return in the province.

By Matuma Letsoala
Nigeria: Buhari promises to recover ‘mind-boggling’ stolen oil revenues
Africa
/ 22 July 2015

Nigeria: Buhari promises to recover ‘mind-boggling’ stolen oil revenues

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged to recover oil revenues from an estimated stolen 250 000 barrels a day during a visit to the US.

By Staff Reporter
Wearing a face veil in Chad will get you arrested
Africa
/ 15 July 2015

Wearing a face veil in Chad will get you arrested

Police in Chad have threatened to arrest anyone wearing a full-face veil, a day after a bombing carried out by a terrorist disguised as a woman.

By Staff Reporter
Two suicide bombings kill at least 40 in Nigeria
Africa
/ 6 July 2015

Two suicide bombings kill at least 40 in Nigeria

Two suicide bombings killed at least 40 people in the central Nigerian city of Jos, witnesses said.

By Staff Reporter
Several dead in suicide bombing at Nigerian church
Africa
/ 6 July 2015

Several dead in suicide bombing at Nigerian church

A suicide bomber attacked a church in the restive northeastern Nigerian city of Potiskum, in Yobe state, killing at least five worshippers.

By Staff Reporter
Boko Haram ‘brainwashed Chibok girls’
Africa
/ 2 July 2015

Boko Haram ‘brainwashed Chibok girls’

Escaped captives say that some of the schoolgirls flog dissidents and slit the throats of captured men.

By Staff Reporter
Day one: Rock Girls leave gangland in their rear-view
Article
/ 15 June 2015

Day one: Rock Girls leave gangland in their rear-view

A group of girls from notoriously violent Manenberg has embarked on a series of road trips around South Africa. They document their experiences here.

By Victoria John
African conflicts set to dominate agenda at AU summit
Africa
/ 9 June 2015

African conflicts set to dominate agenda at AU summit

The upcoming AU summit in South Africa will likely see issues such as Boko Haram and the Burundi protests steal attention away from development talks.

By Staff Reporter
Amnesty International calls for probe into Nigerian army war crimes
Africa
/ 4 June 2015

Amnesty International calls for probe into Nigerian army war crimes

The organisation wants senior military officers investigated for war crimes including murder, starvation, suffocation and torture.

By David Smith
Nigerian military: Stars on their shoulders, blood on their hands
Africa
/ 3 June 2015

Nigerian military: Stars on their shoulders, blood on their hands

Civilians in northeast Nigeria are facing unspeakable violations at the hands of the very military whose duty it is to protect them.

By Netsanet Belay
Teaching peace to protect young Nigerians from hate
Africa
/ 3 June 2015

Teaching peace to protect young Nigerians from hate

Boko Haram had used Islamic schools to promote their violent ideology to youth, now these schools are trying to make a change by teaching peace.

By Chika Oduah
Security tight for Nigerian presidential inauguration
Africa
/ 28 May 2015

Security tight for Nigerian presidential inauguration

Security was beefed up in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, as final preparations were made for the inauguration of Muhammadu Buhari as president.

By Staff Reporter
Chibok girls offer help to freed Boko Haram hostages
Africa
/ 11 May 2015

Chibok girls offer help to freed Boko Haram hostages

Three schoolgirls who were rescued from Boko Haram are now offering comfort and hope for other hostages recently freed from the militant group.

By Staff Reporter
Freed women tell of horror of Boko Haram captivity
Africa
/ 4 May 2015

Freed women tell of horror of Boko Haram captivity

Hundreds of women and children rescued from Boko Haram in Nigeria have spoken to reporters about their ordeal.

By Staff Reporter
Hundreds found dead in river as Boko Haram violence on the rise
Africa
/ 28 April 2015

Hundreds found dead in river as Boko Haram violence on the rise

Hundreds of decomposing bodies have been found in the northeast Nigerian town of Damasak, apparently victims of the Boko Haram insurgency.

By Staff Reporter
SA mercenaries are ‘giving Boko Haram a hiding’
Africa
/ 16 April 2015

SA mercenaries are ‘giving Boko Haram a hiding’

The vexed leftovers of the apartheid military are reportedly turning the tide in Nigeria.

By David Smith and The Guardian
Malala slams world leaders over Chibok schoolgirls
Africa
/ 14 April 2015

Malala slams world leaders over Chibok schoolgirls

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai has criticised world leaders for failing to help free 219 schoolgirls kidnapped a year ago by Boko Haram fighters.

By Staff Reporter
Nigeria votes: What could go terribly wrong, or wonderfully right, with the election?
Africa
/ 28 March 2015

Nigeria votes: What could go terribly wrong, or wonderfully right, with the election?

Nigeria votes today in a closely fought election after a campaign dominated by a slowing economy and a war against Islamist Boko Haram militants.

By M&g Africa
Al Jazeera demands release of staff detained in Nigeria
Africa
/ 28 March 2015

Al Jazeera demands release of staff detained in Nigeria

Nigeria’s military continues to hold two Al Jazeera journalists who have been detained for close to a week.

By Staff Reporter
African presidents spend millions to spruce up their dented images
Africa
/ 26 March 2015

African presidents spend millions to spruce up their dented images

African presidents from Goodluck Jonathan to Yoweri Museveni are allegedly spending millions on western PR specialists to fix their tarnished images.

By Mail Guardian Africa
Boko Haram exploits army’s decline
Africa
/ 19 March 2015

Boko Haram exploits army’s decline

As Nigeria heads to the polls, its weakened army faces criticism over its failure to contain Boko Haram.

By Staff Reporter
Lake Chad: Where refugees flee from Boko Haram
Article
/ 16 March 2015

Lake Chad: Where refugees flee from Boko Haram

The M&G’s Lauren Clifford-Holmes reflects on her trip to Chad where she visited refugee camps filled with families trying to escape Boko Haram.

By Lauren Clifford-Holmes
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