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      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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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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      Camels carry salt in Ethiopia's Afar Region, near the place where gunmen attacked a group of tourists last week. Ethiopian rebels have said German tourists they seized last week are safe and healthy, but put responsibility for the deadly attack in which five Europeans were also killed on the government.
      Bulletin: German hostages in 'good health': Ethiopia rebels

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

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      Former rebels arrives at the ministry of interior in Tripoli to register themselves on January 19 with the hope of being integrated into the military or police. Dressed in green military fatigues and clutching CVs under their arms, young Libyans who fought Moamer Kadhafi are now signing up to register for government jobs.
      Bulletin: Libya ex-rebels sign up for government jobs

      Bulletin: Libya ex-rebels sign up for government jobs

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      Malian soldiers patrol the streets of Kidal, northern Mali, in 2006. The Malian army has taken control of three northern towns which were attacked by Tuareg rebels, leading to two days of fierce clashes, a military source said Friday.
      Bulletin: 47 die in clashes between Malian troops, rebels: ministry

      Bulletin: 47 die in clashes between Malian troops, rebels: ministry

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      A Tuareg checks his satellite phone in the North Malian desert. Mali's army said Wednesday it had fought off attacks by Tuareg rebels, some of whom recently returned from fighting in Libya and have launched an offensive to seize several northern towns.
      Bulletin: Tuareg rebels 'aim to seize several Mali towns'

      Bulletin: Tuareg rebels 'aim to seize several Mali towns'

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      Malian soldiers patrol the streets of Kidal, northern Mali, in 2006. Malian army helicopters on Tuesday bombed a rebel Tuareg position, forcing them to withdraw after an attempt to seize control of the northeastern town of Menaka, military officials said Tuesday.
      Bulletin: Mali army, Tuareg rebels 'clash over northern town'

      Bulletin: Mali army, Tuareg rebels 'clash over northern town'

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      Kenyan soldiers climb into a truck as they prepare to advance near Liboi in Somalia, in 2011. A Kenyan military spokesman apologised Thursday for a "misleading tweet" he posted the previous day linking to pictures of a man being stoned to death by Somali Islamists.
      Bulletin: Kenya army apologises for 'misleading' stoning tweet

      Bulletin: Kenya army apologises for 'misleading' stoning tweet

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      Central African Republic President Francois Bozize. The main former rebel group in the Central African Republic says it is pulling out of a peace process because of the arrest of its chief, Jean-Jacques Demafouth.
      Bulletin: Central African rebel group quits peace process

      Bulletin: Central African rebel group quits peace process

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      Members of the old Libyan army stand with their weapons near Benghazi airport in November 2011. Libya's rulers are struggling to deal with thousands of civilian fighters who helped oust Moamer Kadhafi and remain organised in armed brigades but now want key roles in the new government.
      Bulletin: Libya struggles to address issue of militias

      Bulletin: Libya struggles to address issue of militias

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      Senegalese soldiers march in Thies in 2003. Around 400 people marched in Senegal's restive region of Casamance Tuesday to demand the army set up outposts to protect the population from separatist rebels, officials and organisers said.
      Bulletin: Hundreds march to demand army return to Senegal region

      Bulletin: Hundreds march to demand army return to Senegal region

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