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Civil Conflict

China’s success in Africa depends on peace in South Sudan
Africa
/ 10 May 2017

China’s success in Africa depends on peace in South Sudan

For a regional connectivity plan to work, there must be stability in east Africa, writes Peter Biar Ajak.

By Peter Biar Ajak
Africa’s liberators should embrace civil society as an ally
Article
/ 3 May 2013

Africa’s liberators should embrace civil society as an ally

Governments across Africa are clamping down on dissent, hiding their secrets and attacking the funding base of their critics.

By Staff Reporter
Somalia overshadows original theme of AU summit
Africa
/ 27 July 2010

Somalia overshadows original theme of AU summit

An African Union summit in Uganda is this week being dominated by the Somali crisis.

By Barry Malone
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Africa
/ 23 February 2010

Sudan, rebel group to sign Darfur ceasefire in Qatar

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir is expected to sign a ceasefire deal in Doha with a key rebel group, hopefully ending the conflict in Sudan.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 1 April 2009

War-scarred Algeria town still waiting for work

Dellys should be a tourist hotspot, yet it is isolated as it tries to recover from a brutal civil conflict that engulfed the country in the 1990s.

By Lamine Chikhi
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Article
/ 30 March 2009

Sick and stranded

Up to 650 000 people in Darfur have been left without access to full healthcare, writes Xan Rice.

By Xan Rice
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Article
/ 12 March 2009

Civil strife stalks Madagascar as talks shelved

Peace talks between Madagascar’s political parties and civic groups have been canned as opposition leader Andry Rajoelina refuses to participate.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 February 2009

Hand out food or leave, Somali insurgents tell agencies

Hardline Islamist insurgents in southern Somalia told international aid agencies on Tuesday to hand out all the food in their warehouses, or leave.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 4 February 2009

Somalia’s total meltdown

Humanitarian crisis on an unimaginable scale looms in lawless state. Simon Tisdall reports.

By Simon Tisdall
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Article
/ 26 August 2008

Sudan forces tighten grip on Darfur camp

Sudan boosted forces outside a volatile camp for displaced people in Darfur on Tuesday as fears rose of new armed clashes.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 August 2008

South Sudan’s vision to tackle blindness

Tapping down the rough track with metal sticks, blind Sudanese children negotiate a route between pools of muddy rainwater and zooming motorbikes.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 25 August 2008

More than three million Somalis in need of aid

The number of people needing humanitarian aid in Somalia has leapt 77% this year to more than 3,2-million, an authoritative new study has shown.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 14 August 2008

Darfur rebels accuse Sudan of mounting major attack

Darfur rebels on Wednesday accused the Sudan government of mounting a massive attack to wipe out their strongholds in the far north of the region.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 12 August 2008

A Ping for peace

Despite setbacks, the AU is making steady progress in bringing the continent’s conflicts to an end.

By Tom Minney
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Africa
/ 4 August 2008

ICC intermediaries threatened

For the first time in international law victims of war crimes can take part in investigations and trials at the ICC.

By Katy Glassborow
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Article
/ 26 June 2008

Somalia conflict kills more than 2 100 this year

Conflict in Somalia has killed 2 136 civilians so far this year, a local human rights group said on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter

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