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      Wednesday 19 June  
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      File picture of gas burning on a hob. East Africa has emerged as the new frontier for natural gas production, boosted by offshore discoveries in Mozambique, Tanzania and Madagascar, an Ernst & Young report said on Tuesday.
      Bulletin: East Africa seen as new frontier for gas: report

      Bulletin: East Africa seen as new frontier for gas: report

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      A photoshopped obese giraffe
      Video: Increasing wealth brings increasing obesity to Africa

      Video: Increasing wealth brings increasing obesity to Africa

      As Africa's middle classes continue to grow, more and more people are developing...
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      Dancers of the Revolution company perform "Rage" by French choreographer Anthony Egea at the French Institute in Libreville, Gabon on October 17. Blending jaw-dropping breakdance moves with everyday scenes, six dancers from different African nations are painting a portrait of their continent through the new show that pulses with energy.
      Bulletin: From krump to contemporary, dancers channel Africa

      Bulletin: From krump to contemporary, dancers channel Africa

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      XYZ: Divine Money Ministries
      Video: XYZ: Divine Money Ministries

      Video: XYZ: Divine Money Ministries

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      A man walks past an Airtel shop in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi in 2011. US communications and technology company DEMO on Thursday opened a two-day trade fair in the Kenyan capital Nairobi, to showcase innovations and the continent's advances in the telecommunications sector.
      Bulletin: Mobile phone app developers take on Africa

      Bulletin: Mobile phone app developers take on Africa

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      Smuggled and/or counterfeit medicine is sold in 2007 on the Adjame market in Abidjan. A crackdown in 16 African countries has led to the seizure of more than 82 million doses of illegal or counterfeit drugs, including antibiotics, contraceptives and malaria treatments, the World Customs Organisation (WMO) said on Thursday.
      Bulletin: Illegal medications seized in 16 African countries

      Bulletin: Illegal medications seized in 16 African countries

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      Those eyes that seem to judge you
      Article: Those eyes that seem to judge you

      Article: Those eyes that seem to judge you

      “We are traumatized,” says Jeanne Basebye. "In their house, my parents...
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      Two girls help prepare food for builders working to construct a school in the Wadajir district of Mogadishu in Somalia on October 21 in this photo provided by the African Union-United Nations Information Support Team. The United States on Monday announced an extra $58 million in aid for Horn of Africa countries, lamenting the region's "fragile" situation with over nine million people in need.
      Bulletin: US pledges $58 mn for Horn of Africa

      Bulletin: US pledges $58 mn for Horn of Africa

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      Yvonne Ntacyobatabara (R) arriving at the court in The Hague
      Article: First Dutch citizen to face genocide charges

      Article: First Dutch citizen to face genocide charges

      The 65-year old Yvonne Basebya Ntacyobatabara was living quietly with her husband in the...
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      Okuyo Joel Atiku ‘Prynce’ (L) during a performance of ‘The River & the Mountain’
      Article: Uganda gay play actor: "It was really worth it"

      Article: Uganda gay play actor: "It was really worth it"

      Update 13 February 2013: This story, originally published by RNW in...
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