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Monday 22 March 2010
DR Congo
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A new treatment for river blindness or onchocerciasis?
The World Health Organisation, the WHO, has announced the launch of a study to perfect a new drug to combat onchocerciasis or “river blindness”.
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CHAN 2011: Qualifiers get under way
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Europe asked to guard against conflict-resources from Africa
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DRC: Prostitutes claim their rights
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Football: 2010 World Cup trials begin
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Congolese Groups Demand the Removal of Abusive Army Commander
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The importance of African Rain Forests to the world
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Women Around The World Urged To Come Together And’ Join Me On The Bridge’ On March 8th 2010
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Uganda elders seek LRA talks, officials reject efforts
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Haiti: Congo joins Senegal in rare poor-help-poor diplomacy
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Uganda: DRC, Kenya, Somalia experience eclipse of the sun
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Lord’s Resistance Army waves the white flag, after Christmas massacre
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Lord’s Resistance Army attacks DR Congo village and kills many
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DR Congo rebels training in Uganda
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DR Congo: UN warned of military support against Rwanda rebels
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Uganda-DR Congo: Soldiers torture and pillage mourners
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Snow-capped mountain in DRC and Uganda melting at an alarming rate
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DR Congo: International community overwhelmed by complexity of crisis
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DR Congo-The Hague: Warlords killed out of self defence
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Uganda: Escaped LRA fighters and abducted children return home
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Congolese sex workers attacked for infecting Ugandans with HIV/AIDs
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Southern Sudan: LRA rebels resume reign of fear, several people killed
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Uganda: LRA rebel leader Joseph Kony’s relatives live in fear
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Six African countries fare worst on The Global Hunger Index
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Angola, DRC and Congo deport illegal immigrants
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Zimbabwe: Tsvangirai hints on a possible pullout from inclusive government
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Men on Men rape cases in DR Congo: The ordeal of "bush wives"
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