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      Wednesday 22 May  
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      Malawian children walk in the sand as fishermen paddle on canoes on the shore of Lake Malawi at Senga Bay in Salima district, central Malawi. The bodies of dozens of Ethiopians, believed to be illegal migrants, have been recovered from Lake Malawi after their overcrowded boat capsized earlier this week.
      Bulletin: Dozens of migrants drown in Lake Malawi capsize

      Bulletin: Dozens of migrants drown in Lake Malawi capsize

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      Residents of the Southern Nationalities, Nations and People's State of Ethiopia walk their cattle through the flooded land in Tolta, southwest Ethiopia, in August 2006. Ethiopia is forcing thousands of pastoralists from their land in the southern Omo valley to make way for sugar plantations, Human Rights Watch said in a report Monday, a charge denied by the government.
      Bulletin: Ethiopians 'forced off land' for sugar projects

      Bulletin: Ethiopians 'forced off land' for sugar projects

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      Female members of the Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) at a ceremony where their group signed a peace deal with the Ethiopian authorities in Addis Ababa on October 2010. A court in Addis Ababa Monday found an Ethiopian security officer working for the UN and charged with having links to the ONLF - now a banned armed group - guilty of "participating in a terrorist organisation."
      Bulletin: Ethiopia court convicts UN security officer of 'terrorism'

      Bulletin: Ethiopia court convicts UN security officer of 'terrorism'

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      A view of Lake Turkana near Loiyangalani, Kenya, pictured on May 20. The fishermen and herders eking out an existence on the shores of the lake risk having their way of life destroyed by the giant dam under construction in Ethiopia, their neighbour to the north.
      Bulletin: Kenya's Lake Turkana threatened by Ethiopian dam

      Bulletin: Kenya's Lake Turkana threatened by Ethiopian dam

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      The controversial Gibe III dam under construction in Ethiopia's Omo valley. The government says the Gibe III dam will boost development, give access to power for many Ethiopians -- about half of the population -- currently living without it, and generate revenue from the export of electricity to the region.
      Bulletin: Ethiopian dam spurs debate

      Bulletin: Ethiopian dam spurs debate

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      Villagers perform a traditional dance in Konso, southwest of Addis Ababa, celebrating their hometown joining the UN's list of World Heritage sites -- Ethiopia’s ninth. Konso, a town of 300,000 people where herds of cattle clog the narrow roads, is the first in the country to be recognised for its "cultural landscape."
      Bulletin: Ethiopia's Konso cling to tradition, earning UN recognition

      Bulletin: Ethiopia's Konso cling to tradition, earning UN recognition

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      File photo of Konso tribesmen taking part in a dance festival. Ethiopia's Konso tribe are celebrating their hometown joining the UN's list of World Heritage Sites
      Bulletin: Ethiopia's Konso cling to tradition, earning UN recognition

      Bulletin: Ethiopia's Konso cling to tradition, earning UN recognition

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      Somali failed asylum seekers outside their tents in Ter Apel before the eviction
      Article: Dutch MPs question failed Somali asylum seekers' fate

      Article: Dutch MPs question failed Somali asylum seekers' fate

      It remains uncertain if a group of failed Somali asylum seekers in the Netherlands will...
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      View of a densely populated area of Addis Ababa in 2007. A Voice of America (VOA) reporter and a translator -- who were detained while covering a protest in the Ethiopian capital -- have been released from jail on Saturday, according to VOA.
      Bulletin: US radio correspondent, translator held in Ethiopia

      Bulletin: US radio correspondent, translator held in Ethiopia

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      Article: US radio correspondent, translator held in Ethiopia

      Article: US radio correspondent, translator held in Ethiopia

      A Voice of America (VOA) correspondent and his translator were arrested Friday in the...
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