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      Saturday 25 May  
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      Police surround miners lying on the floor who went on an illegal strike at a mou
      Article: South African bloodbath exposes frustration

      Article: South African bloodbath exposes frustration

      Discontent has been brewing for months in South Africa’s mining industry. What...
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      Cameroon's delegation attends the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games in July 2012. The disappearance of seven Cameroon athletes at the Olympics reflects young people's lack of hope in a country that is failing to give them any return on their efforts, analysts said.
      Bulletin: 'Muscle exodus' a symbol of Cameroon's despondent youth

      Bulletin: 'Muscle exodus' a symbol of Cameroon's despondent youth

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      Zimbabwean soldiers attend Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe's swearing in cere
      Article: Zimbabwe: joining the army, an escape from poverty no more

      Article: Zimbabwe: joining the army, an escape from poverty no more

      Besides being a source of national pride, working for the military offers some people...
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      Cartoon of the Week by Gado
      Article: The Olympics in Africa in ....

      Article: The Olympics in Africa in ....

      Who is Gado? Gado, real name Godfrey Mwampembwa, is one of Africa's most...
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      Libyan Abdel Salam Segayer (right) with his son and a friend in the still-under-repair kitchen of his house at the former Bab al-Aziziya military compound in Tripoli. Dozens of Libya's poor are celebrating the country's first free Ramadan since the ouster of Moamer Kadhafi in the shattered remains of the late dictator's infamous Bab Al-Aziziya military compound.
      Bulletin: Libya's poor mark Ramadan in rubble of Kadhafi base

      Bulletin: Libya's poor mark Ramadan in rubble of Kadhafi base

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      The plight of South Africa’s disabled youth
      Article: The plight of South Africa’s disabled youth

      Article: The plight of South Africa’s disabled youth

      Being young and poor in South Africa is already tough. Add a disability...
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      A general view of the hillside slum of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on July 12. Plans to evict people from slums precariously situated on the vertiginous slopes around the Haitian capital are sparking protests from many who want to stay despite the dangers.
      Bulletin: In Haiti, anger over slum eviction plans

      Bulletin: In Haiti, anger over slum eviction plans

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      People gather at the scene where a Nigerian petrol tanker tipped over and pools
      Article: Nigeria: at least 100 killed in petrol tanker fire

      Article: Nigeria: at least 100 killed in petrol tanker fire

      At least 100 men, women and children were killed on Thursday in Nigeria...
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      Columnist Alice Mapenzi Kubo in a trishaw in Colombo, Sri Lanka
      Article: Africans going Dutch: Part 33 - "Poor like us"

      Article: Africans going Dutch: Part 33 - "Poor like us"

      Sitting in a trishaw in Colombo, Sri Lanka, I ask the driver to take me to the Sea Fish...
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      Street children in Gulu in northern Uganda
      Article: Dismantled refugee camps leave Ugandan children homeless

      Article: Dismantled refugee camps leave Ugandan children homeless

      Local authorities in the northern Ugandan town of Gulu, which is just recovering from...
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