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The risk of jihadist contagion in West Africa

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Faced with jihadist breakthrough in Burkina Faso, neighbouring states in the Gulf of Guinea increasingly fear attacks in their own territories
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Vipers, cobras and cures: Why there is an antivenom crisis

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Each year, millions will be bitten by venomous snakes and antivenom will remain painfully out of reach for many victims
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What’s behind the Equatoguinean-Cameroonian border wall plan?

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It is not unusual for Equatorial Guinea to seal its border with Cameroon. But a plan to build a solid border wall has Cameroonians fuming
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Doing the ‘tramadol dance’: What this latest craze says about pill addiction

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The illicit trade in this painkiller has become the stuff of ballads and dance halls but its abuse is threatening to condemn those in real need
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Togo: internal squabbles cause opposition to crumble

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The people of Togo are feeling disillusioned with the country's opposition leaders, saying that they were "deceived" and "disappointed"
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Tensions simmer in restive Togo

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Governance is a family business but a new generation of protesters is trying to disrupt the old order
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Resistance to genetically modified seeds in Africa

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There is some resistance on the continent and debate on preserving its traditional seed base instead
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New Togo fishing port stokes coastal erosion fears

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Erosion affects coastal communities around the world but is becoming a major environmental and social problem in Togo
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The flame of justice flickers on

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A new breed of African freedom fighter is emerging, challenging authoritarianism with pure ideas that seek nothing but progress through liberty
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Casualties mount in Togo protests

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Opposition ire over the president’s extended term in office spilled over into the streets this week
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Togo deals blow to Israel’s Africa quest

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The Africa-Israel summit in Lomé is postponed as citizens protest Tongo president's repressive rule.
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West Africa slays its dinosaurs

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Togo’s beleaguered leader is the only would-be president-for-life left in the region
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Faced with jihadist breakthrough in Burkina Faso, neighbouring states in the Gulf of Guinea increasingly fear attacks in their own territories

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