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Wednesday 22 May

A private security employee guards a diamond processing plant in the diamond-rich eastern Marange region in 2011. Accused of being opaque, corrupt and murderous, Zimbabwe's diamond sector wants to polish its image.

Bulletin: Zimbabwe seeks to polish diamond sector's tainted image

Bulletin: Zimbabwe seeks to polish diamond sector's tainted image

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South African President Jacob Zuma adresses delegates at the start of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) conference in Johannesburg. South Africa's economy is still in the apartheid era and blacks must wrest control of the continent's financial and mining powerhouse from the white minority, Zuma told delegates.

Bulletin: S.Africa's ANC tackles apartheid's economic legacy

Bulletin: S.Africa's ANC tackles apartheid's economic legacy

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File photo shows police facing down a crowd attempting a land invasion in Cape Town. South Africa's ruling African National Congress (ANC) on Tuesday starts a policy conference that may push for dramatic changes to the country's land ownership rules and to the mining sector.

Bulletin: S.Africa's ANC to discuss land reform, mining

Bulletin: S.Africa's ANC to discuss land reform, mining

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Somalia's President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed (C) and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (L) attend the Istanbul conference on Somalia in Istanbul on June 1. Ban called Friday for urgent international aid for Somalia to head off the risk of warlords exploiting a power vacuum after the scheduled change of power in August.

Bulletin: UN seeks urgent aid to avoid Somalia power vacuum

Bulletin: UN seeks urgent aid to avoid Somalia power vacuum

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Somali soldiers patrol a stretch of road betwwen Mogadishu and Afgoye on May 25. Somalia needs a global reconstruction effort to back up ongoing stabilisation efforts and stop the Horn of Africa's 20-year descent into chaos, leaders said at the start of a meeting in Turkey.

Bulletin: Somalia aid conference opens in Istanbul

Bulletin: Somalia aid conference opens in Istanbul

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Internally displaced Somali children at a camp in the capital, Mogadishu, on February 14. International powers pledged Thursday to boost aid for Somalia to tackle Islamist militancy, piracy and political instability, warning that failure to help now could hurt the rest of the world.

Bulletin: Somalia looks to future at London conference

Bulletin: Somalia looks to future at London conference

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Somali Prime Minister Abdiweli Mohamed Ali speaks at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London. Ali said Wednesday he would welcome European air strikes against Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab insurgents in Somalia, as long as they did not hurt civilians.

Bulletin: Somali PM would 'welcome' air strikes against Shebab

Bulletin: Somali PM would 'welcome' air strikes against Shebab

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A pirate keeps vigil along the coastline at Hobyo town, northeastern Somalia. Foreign navies and armed guards on boats have badly dented the cutthroat capabilities of marauding Somali pirates, but ending the scourge requires land-based solutions, analysts warn.

Bulletin: Somalia's fearsome pirates: unbeaten but under pressure

Bulletin: Somalia's fearsome pirates: unbeaten but under pressure

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File picture shows Somali government troops carrying the body of a colleague killed in a fire fight with Al-Shebab insurgents in Mogadishu. Somalia should be enjoying an Arab Spring of its own but its Al-Shebab insurgents are fomenting jihad both in and out of the country, British Prime Minister David Cameron said Wednesday.

Bulletin: Jihad stops Arab Spring in Somalia says British PM

Bulletin: Jihad stops Arab Spring in Somalia says British PM

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Somalia's Transitional Federal Government (TFG) soldiers stand guard on February 13 in Mogadishu. Eritrea, often accused of supporting Islamist rebels in Somalia, on Monday criticised foreign interference in the war-torn country, ahead of an upcoming peace conference in Britain.

Bulletin: Eritrea denounces foreign meddling in Somalia

Bulletin: Eritrea denounces foreign meddling in Somalia

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