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      Monday 20 May  
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      Newborn babies at maternity ward on 23 April 2011 in Abidjan
      Article: Registering births in Ivory Coast, now possible via SMS

      Article: Registering births in Ivory Coast, now possible via SMS

      Approximately 66 percent of births in sub-Saharan Africa go unregistered, reports UNICEF...
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      A farm worker harvests rooibos tea in Clanwilliam, South Africa in Februray 2012. Incomes of black South African households have surged 169 percent in a decade, but whites still take home six times more money 18 years into all-race democracy, a national census showed Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Black S. Africa incomes surge but whites still ahead: census

      Bulletin: Black S. Africa incomes surge but whites still ahead: census

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      A woman explains to a patient how he should take anti-retroviral drugs in 2008 in an anti-retroviral clinic at a hospital in the town of Winterton, South Africa. Life expectancy in AIDS-hit South Africa has shot up by six years to 60 over the past few years, thanks to life prolonging anti-retroviral treatment, a demographer said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Life expectancy shoots up to 60 in S. Africa: study

      Bulletin: Life expectancy shoots up to 60 in S. Africa: study

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      Zimbabaweans gather at the State House in Harare in 2009. Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe launched the national census Wednesday, saying he hoped the once-a-decade count would measure the extent to which AIDS was affecting the population.
      Bulletin: Mugabe says census will reveal AIDS toll on Zimbabwe

      Bulletin: Mugabe says census will reveal AIDS toll on Zimbabwe

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      Article: Uganda’s population: too many to love, let alone feed

      Article: Uganda’s population: too many to love, let alone feed

      With an increase of 1.2 million citizens every year, Uganda is the third-fastest growing...
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      A German factory employing up to 300 workers opened in Namibia in February 2011. Namibia's urban population is growing while poverty and inequality have become less glaring, new statistics showed Friday.
      Bulletin: Poverty in Namibia declines as urban population grows

      Bulletin: Poverty in Namibia declines as urban population grows

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      A child looks through the window of a wooden house in the Makoko slum in Lagos, Nigeria. Nigeria is Africa's largest country when it comes to population, with around 160 million people, and the UN estimates it could grow to around 400 million by 2050.
      Bulletin: Lagos at centre of Africa's population boom

      Bulletin: Lagos at centre of Africa's population boom

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      A child looks through the window of a wooden house in the Makoko slum in Lagos, Nigeria. Nigeria is Africa's largest country when it comes to population, with around 160 million people, and the UN estimates it could grow to around 400 million by 2050.
      Bulletin: Lagos at centre of Africa's population boom

      Bulletin: Lagos at centre of Africa's population boom

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      South African former President Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg in 2009. Mandela received staff compiling South Africa's census on Thursday in the village of his birth, images broadcast on state television showed.
      Bulletin: Mandela receives S.Africa census counters

      Bulletin: Mandela receives S.Africa census counters

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      Members of South Africa's Census record the first baby born at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto on October 10. South Africa launched its census count on Monday, with officials pleading for residents in the crime-plagued nation to open their often formidably barricaded doors to teams of yellow-shirted enumerators.
      Bulletin: South Africa launches census, dogged by crime fears

      Bulletin: South Africa launches census, dogged by crime fears

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