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      Thursday 23 May  
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      An army tank is seen at the military airport in the desert city of Kufra in Libya on March 1, 2012. Libya ordered the closure of its borders with four of its neighbours on Sunday, as it declared the desert south of its territory a closed military zone in the face of mounting unrest, state media reported.
      Bulletin: Libya closes borders, declares south military zone

      Bulletin: Libya closes borders, declares south military zone

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      Nigerian trucker Abubakar Abdulrahman waits to cross into Ivory Coast from Elubo, Ghana. Elubo, a strip of gas stations, restaurants and moneychangers for travellers crossing the Tano River, has been caught up in turbulence facing Ivory Coast long after Laurent Gbagbo's arrest.
      Bulletin: Ghana caught up in Ivory Coast's post-Gbagbo turbulence

      Bulletin: Ghana caught up in Ivory Coast's post-Gbagbo turbulence

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      Ivory Coast's land and sea borders with Ghana, closed after a deadly attack on September 21, will reopen Monday, Ivory Coast Defence Minister Paul Koffi Koffi, pictured in August 2012, announced late Sunday.
      Bulletin: Ivory Coast to reopen Ghana border on Monday: defence minister

      Bulletin: Ivory Coast to reopen Ghana border on Monday: defence minister

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      Malawian President Joyce Banda, pictured in August 2012, on Tuesday said her country will take a long-dormant border dispute with Tanzania to the International Court of Justice for arbitration.
      Bulletin: Malawi leader to take border dispute with Tanzania to ICJ

      Bulletin: Malawi leader to take border dispute with Tanzania to ICJ

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      Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama addresses the 67th UN General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters in New York. Ghana will not allow its territory to be used as a base to attack neighbouring states, Mahama said, after gunmen attacked a checkpoint in Ivory Coast then fled to Ghana.
      Bulletin: Ghana will not be used as base for I.Coast attacks: Mahama

      Bulletin: Ghana will not be used as base for I.Coast attacks: Mahama

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      A police armoured tank is pictured in Accra in 2008. Ghana is working closely with neighbouring Ivory Coast to resolve security issues that forced the Ivorian government to shut their shared border, the country's deputy interior minister said Saturday.
      Bulletin: I.Coast closes border with Ghana after attack: minister

      Bulletin: I.Coast closes border with Ghana after attack: minister

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      A soldier walks on the Algerian side of the Algeria-Morocco border near Tlemcen. A fourth border guard has died from his wounds after a clash with unidentified gunmen in western Algeria near the closed frontier with Morocco.
      Bulletin: Fourth Algerian guard 'dies after border clash'

      Bulletin: Fourth Algerian guard 'dies after border clash'

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      Malawi vowed Tuesday to press on with oil and gas exploration on Lake Malawi, pictured, dismissing a demand by Tanzania, which claims half of the lake, to halt prospecting.
      Bulletin: Malawi vows to continue oil-gas exploration on disputed lake

      Bulletin: Malawi vows to continue oil-gas exploration on disputed lake

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      Article: Part-time refugees commute between Congo and Uganda

      Article: Part-time refugees commute between Congo and Uganda

      Each time fighting breaks out, thousands of Congolese escape North Kivu. Each time...
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      African migrants wait for a free hot meal in Levinsky Park, Tel Aviv, on 11 June
      Article: Time's up for African migrants in Israel

      Article: Time's up for African migrants in Israel

      Thousands of Africans in Israel are on tender-hooks this week as authorities crackdown...
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