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afrol News, 13 May - Djiboutian authorities have been asked to conquer poverty and ignorance if they want their country to "win the struggle against the age-old Female Genital Mutilation or Cutting (FGM/C).

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afrol News, 13 May - Moroccan authorities have been urged to "immediately investigate" allegations that its naval forces sank a boat in the Mediterranean resulting to the drowing of at least 28 migrants.

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afrol News, 12 May - Sudanese Islamist opposition leader of Popular Congress Party has been released after he was arrested and interrogated for some hours about his connection with a rebel group that attacked the capital Khartoum.

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'ANC permission not needed'

afrol News, 12 May - Foreign Affairs Minister, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zum on Sunday said it was not necessary for the South African government to seek permission from the new ANC leadership before entering into international agreements.

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Western monitors still barred

afrol News, 12 May - Western countries would be barred from observing presidential election run-off in Zimbabwe unless they waive sanctions against the country and its leadership. Western observers were not allowed to monitor the first ballot.

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» 28.04.2008 - ICC cries for Sudan arrests
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» 25.04.2008 - Striking "Liberian refugees" await repatriation
» 25.04.2008 - 100 Eritrean migrants nabbed
» 24.04.2008 - Critic musicians still detained
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» 23.04.2008 - Liberia still faces challenges
» 23.04.2008 - Sudan starts crucial census
» 22.04.2008 - Ethiopia breaks diplomatic ties with Qatar
» 22.04.2008 - Forum seeks to protect human trafficked victims
» 22.04.2008 - Zambian leader condemns anti-Mugabe remarks
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» 22.04.2008 - Credible polls urged in Côte d’Ivoire
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» 17.04.2008 - Côte d’Ivoire's "steady progress" hailed
» 17.04.2008 - UN Congo mission lauded
» 17.04.2008 - Togo set for TRC creation
» 16.04.2008 - US, UN discuss Zim crisis
» 16.04.2008 - Fire kills 19 Ugandan girls
» 15.04.2008 - Food crisis concerns World Bank President
» 15.04.2008 - Zimbabwean opposition agent murdered
» 14.04.2008 - Court rejects MDC petition
» 14.04.2008 - Gunmen raid South Africa court
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» 11.04.2008 - EU observers blame ECK
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» 10.04.2008 - MDC rules out run-off
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» 10.04.2008 - Chad, Sudan mistrust lingers
» 10.04.2008 - US to lift ban on Mandela
» 10.04.2008 - More UN truckers killed
» 09.04.2008 - Zambia calls for crisis talks
» 09.04.2008 - Senegal legalises Habré trial
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» 08.04.2008 - Police assault Zim activists
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» 01.04.2008 - Media stimulates development
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