Uganda
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Sudan
Salva Kiir has returned home to South Sudan
The President of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, has finally returned home several hours after the plane he was traveling in narrowly escaped a crash.
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Djibouti
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Ethiopia
Landlocked Ethiopia advised to build more dry ports
Exorbitant charges, among other factors, incurred by Ethiopia at the Port of Djibouti, have seen the landlocked eastern African country’s economy hit the doldrums, a (...)
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Malawi
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Caribbean islands
Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting takes place in Trinidad and Tobago from 27-29 November
Crippling foreign currency and fuel shortages have prompted Malawi government to ban all foreign trips by government officials.
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DR Congo
Congolese warlords facing trials in The Hague for the genocide of villagers of the ethnic Hema, in the mineral-rich Ituri province of the Democratic Republic of Congo, have (...)
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Editorials
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Society
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• DR Congo-The Hague: Warlords killed out of self defence
• Travel ban affects Malawi President’s Commonwealth trip
Economics
• Nigeria pleased with efforts from European Union and Switzerland
• Zambia should raise electricity bills, says World Bank official
• Nigerian states to depend on state tax for budgets
Internet
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Arts & entertainment
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• Egypt demands return of stolen artifacts from Europe and U.S.
• Mali Group, Tinariwen, earns top music honor
Sports
• South Africa: Vuvuzela replaces Bafana Bafana
• CAN Angola 2010: Egyptian Pharoahs maintain reputation as countdown begins
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Discovering
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• Ghanaian homemade guns and instability in Togo, Nigeria, and Côte d’Ivoire
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Rejoinder
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Opinion editorial
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• Regime change in Zimbabwe legitimate
Opposite editorial
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