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      Friday 24 May  
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      An injured miner at London-listed Lonmin's Marikana platinum mine, where police opened fire on hundreds of workers staging a wildcat strike on August 16.
      Bulletin: S.African families still searching for news on mine victims

      Bulletin: S.African families still searching for news on mine victims

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      Bystanders watch as police forensic experts work at the scene where 34 people died after police opened fire on striking mineworkers in Marikana on August 17, 2012. The workers at the Marikana mine were on a weeklong wildcat strike demanding a tripling of their wages from the current 4,000 rand ($486, 400 euros) a month. South African police insisted today they only fired in self-defence.
      Bulletin: Tense stand-off after S Africa mine shootings

      Bulletin: Tense stand-off after S Africa mine shootings

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      Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga hears the first-ever sentence delivered by The International Criminal Court (ICC) in the Hague, in July 2012. The ICC ordered Tuesday that victims of Lubanga, who was convicted of using child soldiers, get reparations, in the first decision of its kind since setting up a decade ago.
      Bulletin: ICC orders reparations for DR Congo warlord victims

      Bulletin: ICC orders reparations for DR Congo warlord victims

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      Sierra Leone civil war amputees play football on a beach in Freetown in 2006. People multilated by Sierra Leone rebels backed by Charles Taylor welcomed a 50-year prison term imposed on the Liberian former warlord.
      Bulletin: S.Leone amputees welcome Taylor sentence

      Bulletin: S.Leone amputees welcome Taylor sentence

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      Demonstrators clash with Tunisian security force members in December 2010 in Tunis. More than 330 Tunisians were killed and 2,174 were injured during the popular uprising that led to the fall of president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, according to an official tally released Friday.
      Bulletin: Tunisian enquiry says 338 deaths during anti-regime uprising

      Bulletin: Tunisian enquiry says 338 deaths during anti-regime uprising

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      A year after the beginning of the NATO campaign against Libya, a school girl walks past what was once a house for four families before NATO explosives blew it apart in Tripoli's close-knit neighbourhood of Arada.
      Bulletin: The forgotten victims of Libya's war

      Bulletin: The forgotten victims of Libya's war

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      People gather around burnt cars near St Theresa Catholic Church after a bomb blast in the Madala Zuba district of Nigeria's capital Abuja on Christmas Day.
      Bulletin: Victims describe horror of Nigeria church attack

      Bulletin: Victims describe horror of Nigeria church attack

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      Naval security operatives patrol the creeks of the Niger Delta. Security forces sought to free seven foreign hostages after an oil rig and support vessel were attacked off Nigeria, as the incident raised new concerns over one of the world's largest oil industries.
      Bulletin: Seven hostages confirmed in Nigeria offshore attack

      Bulletin: Seven hostages confirmed in Nigeria offshore attack

      Seven foreign hostages were taken in an attack on an oil rig and support vessel off Nigeria, a...
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      Haiti earthquake victim (photo:EPA)
      Article: Africa helps Haiti earthquake victims

      Article: Africa helps Haiti earthquake victims

      Several West African countries have launched initiatives to support the Haiti earthquake...
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      President Wade (photo: EPA/YOAN VALAT)
      Article: Senegal: President Wade rethinks aid to Haiti

      Article: Senegal: President Wade rethinks aid to Haiti

      Senegalese President, Abdoulaye Wade has changed position on humanitarian assistance to...
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