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Topic: Africa (page 21)

Lobbyist Lanny Davis and Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, the ruler of Equatorial Guinea

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Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S and NATO commander addresses RUSI members on The International Mission in Afghanistan', at the United Services Institute in central London, Friday Oct. 15, 2010. Petraeus has confirmed that NATO has provided safe passage for top Taliban leaders to travel to Kabul for face-to-face negotiations with the American-backed Afghan government. (AP Photo/Dan Kitwood, Pool) (AP)

A child who fled with his mother following a deadly army attack on Ayakoromor village stands at a microcredit organization where they have take refuge with other members of the community in the nearby town of Warri, Nigeria, Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010. The military launched Wednesday a massive attack including aerial bombings that was aimed at finding a wanted militant. Civilians caught in the middle tried to escape with their lives, human rights activists say. The violence represents yet another example of how those toiling in poverty in a region that makes billions for Nigeria find themselves caught between a military seeking revenge and power-hungry militants.(AP Photo/Sunday Alamba) (AP)

Ahmed Mohammed, Njadvara Musa

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Lanny Davis and Laurent Gbagbo

An Ivory Coast soldier stands guard during a youth rally in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Saturday, Dec. 18, 2010. The man who refuses to step down from the presidency ordered thousands of U.N. peacekeepers to leave Ivory Coast immediately on Saturday, calling the global body that has endorsed his political rival an "agent of destabilization." The move was the latest act of political defiance by Laurent Gbagbo, who maintains he is the rightful winner of last month's runoff vote despite growing international pressure on him to concede defeat. (AP Photo/Sunday Alamba) (AP)

Top Dem lawyer flacking for African strongman

Marco Chown Oved

Nigerian army raids camps targeting oil producers

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Isabelle Huppert

A devastating, intimate African nightmare

Minister: Algeria to arm civilians to fight terror

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A haunting look inside West Africa's witch camps

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Katharine Houreld

World Cup organizers predict 700 million viewers

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Jason Straziuso

The runaway princess of Zanzibar

Michael Cummings

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Joe Conason, former President Bill Clinton and Nelson Mandela

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Raphael Tenthani

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