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      Sunday 26 May  
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      Evicted Zimbabwe University students after protesting a decision, 9 July 2007
      Article: Students evicted from University of Zimbabwe residences

      Article: Students evicted from University of Zimbabwe residences

      Hundreds of students have been evicted and blacklisted from their residence halls at the...
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      Illegal miner shows diamonds dug out of disused mine in Komaggas, South Africa
      Article: Zimbabwe’s political elite implicated in mining corruption

      Article: Zimbabwe’s political elite implicated in mining corruption

      A preliminary report on corruption in Zimbabwe’s mining sector has implicated...
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      Article: ARE THERE NO AFRICAN HOSPITALS??!!

      Article: ARE THERE NO AFRICAN HOSPITALS??!!

      This week, Ikenna takes a shot at world leaders who...
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      Chris Baryomunsi, Ugandan MP for Kinkizi East
      Article: "They cannot in any way weaken me"

      Article: "They cannot in any way weaken me"

      Cerinah Nebanda was an outspoken member of parliament in Uganda who died suddenly in...
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      Mobile phone vendor in Lagos
      Article: Nigeria: Cell phones for farmers to cut corruption

      Article: Nigeria: Cell phones for farmers to cut corruption

      Nigeria's agriculture minister on Monday responded to a barrage of criticism about the...
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      Graffiti seen in M23-controlled territory in DR Congo
      Article: A condensed guide to corruption, M23 style

      Article: A condensed guide to corruption, M23 style

      The M23 may officially claim to fight corruption, but abuses of power are not uncommon...
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      Image of cover from The Independent of 4 January 2013
      Article: What – or who – killed young MP Cerinah Nebanda?

      Article: What – or who – killed young MP Cerinah Nebanda?

      She became a member of parliament while still at university. The day before her sudden...
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      Story map - Africa
      Article: 12 African countries rank in top 75 on anti-corruption index

      Article: 12 African countries rank in top 75 on anti-corruption index

      Twelve African countries are ranked among the 75 least corrupt nations in the world,...
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      Nigerian painter Wande George, pictured during an exhibition in Lagos, on August 27, 2012. George told AFP that several of the pieces in his Re-Emergence series were inspired by the tawdriness with which some flaunt their wealth in a city where much of the roughly 15-million population is extremely poor.
      Bulletin: Raucous Nigeria's blossoming art scene tweaks the powerful

      Bulletin: Raucous Nigeria's blossoming art scene tweaks the powerful

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      A combo taken off Egyptian state TV shows ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak's sons Gamal (left) and Alaa listening to the verdict in their father's trial at a court in Cairo on June 2, 2012. Swiss authorities have frozen $300 million (227 million euros) sitting in Credit Suisse accounts in Geneva held by the sons of deposed Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, according to a Swiss newspaper.
      Bulletin: Switzerland 'freezes $300 mn of Mubarak sons' assets'

      Bulletin: Switzerland 'freezes $300 mn of Mubarak sons' assets'

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      Video highlights

      Judges' robes in the office of Fatou Bensouda, chief prosecutor of the ICC watch this video
      Why isn't Laurent Gbagbo being tried by an African court?
      A teacher in Béguédo, Burkina Faso, talks about money sent back from Italy watch this video
      Are remittances enough to sustain this Burkina Faso town?
      In this 16th clip of the Surprising Europe video series, residents of ...
      Abu, a Ghanaian ex-pro footballer, visiting former coach Francis Kumi watch this video
      A Ghanaian ex-pro footballer with a new goal
      In this 15th clip of the Surprising Europe series, we meet Abu from Ghana....
      International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda watch this video
      Mrs. Fatou Bensouda, are you neutral?
      RNW recently spoke to Fatou Bensouda, the Gambian chief prosecutor of the...
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