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      Monday 13 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      A Sudanese refugee woman at the Andalusia camp for internally displaced people, in January 2012. The UN refugee agency said on Friday it needs $145 million (110 million euros) in extra funds to help thousands fleeing fighting in Sudan's Blue Nile and South Kordofan states.
      Bulletin: $145m UN appeal for Sudan refugees

      Bulletin: $145m UN appeal for Sudan refugees

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      A Gabra woman watching over her goats in northern Kenya. More than 40,000 people have fled recent clashes between two northern Kenyan tribes over access to water and pasture, according to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
      Bulletin: Inter-ethnic fighting 'displaces 40,000 in Kenya'

      Bulletin: Inter-ethnic fighting 'displaces 40,000 in Kenya'

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      South Sudanese soldiers overlook the shutting down of the Petrodar oil concession in South Sudan, in January 2012. South Sudan has signed an agreement to build an oil pipeline to the port of Djibouti via neighbouring Ethiopia, officials said Thursday, after Juba shut down its only export route via former foe Sudan.
      Bulletin: South Sudan signs oil pipeline deal to Djibouti via Ethiopia

      Bulletin: South Sudan signs oil pipeline deal to Djibouti via Ethiopia

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      A Gabra woman watches her goats near Balesa village in North Horr, some 730 kms northeast of Nairobi, in 2008. Aid workers said Wednesday they estimated that around 20,000 people had fled across the border and needed support after a recent upsurge in deadly clashes.
      Bulletin: Tens of thousands flee northern Kenya violence

      Bulletin: Tens of thousands flee northern Kenya violence

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      Mahmoud Ahmed
      Article: Jazz&World Music Festival in Ethiopia

      Article: Jazz&World Music Festival in Ethiopia

      During the last four days, some of the Ethiopia’s finest and most talented jazz...
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      Ethiopian Orthodox Christians dance near the rock-hewn church of Bete Giyorgis in Lalibela, northern Ethiopia, on January 20 during the annual festival of Timkat. Thirty-five Ethiopian Christians, 29 of them women, face deportation from Saudi Arabia for "illicit mingling" after police raided a private prayer gathering, Human Rights Watch said on Monday.
      Bulletin: Ethiopian Christians 'face deportation from Saudi'

      Bulletin: Ethiopian Christians 'face deportation from Saudi'

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      Ethiopian Prime Minster Meles Zenawi speaks in Addis Ababa. Zenawi said Friday he would pull troops out of Somalia "as soon as feasible," admitting for the first time that forces had crossed into the war-torn neighbouring country.
      Bulletin: Ethiopian troops to leave Somalia 'as soon as feasible': PM

      Bulletin: Ethiopian troops to leave Somalia 'as soon as feasible': PM

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      Crowd receives holy water
      Article: In pictures: Timkat religious festival in Ethiopia

      Article: In pictures: Timkat religious festival in Ethiopia

      Timkat (Amharic for ‘baptism’) is the Ethiopian Orthodox celebration of...
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      Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele celebrates after winning the men's 1, .000m in Brussels inSeptember 2011. A ban barring 35 top Ethiopian athletes -- including Bekele -- from competing internationally has been lifted, the national athletics federation said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Ethiopia lifts ban on 35 athletes

      Bulletin: Ethiopia lifts ban on 35 athletes

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      Tourists from the group who were attacked in Ethiopia's northern Afar region arrive in Addis Ababa on January 18. Eritrea is using an Ethiopian rebel group as a "surrogate" to deny responsibility for an incident during which five Europeans were killed and two captured last week, Addis Ababa said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: German hostages in 'good health': Ethiopia rebels

      Bulletin: German hostages in 'good health': Ethiopia rebels

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