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A commander of a Muslim militia in the Central African Republic says his forces are not going away despite the arrival of French peacekeepers in the country that has seen…

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Egypt overturns sentences of 14 jailed women jailed

A group of 14 women jailed for protests in support of Egypt's ousted president will soon be free, after an Alexandria court revised their 11-year sentences, state news reported.

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Sudan’s second most powerful figure resigns

Sudan's second most powerful official -- who was the man who signed a 2005 peace deal ending the country's decades-long civil war -- has resigned, the African nation's president said…

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Was Mandela a feminist?

He was loved and admired all over the world for helping to end apartheid, but Nelson Mandela also devoted himself to another cause -- the empowerment of women.

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How Mandela used humor

Nelson Mandela was many things to many people, but CNN's Robyn Curnow remembers his use of humor to help achieve what many thought couldn't be done.

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Online fund-raiser brings Kenyan runners to California

It's the journey of thousands of miles that started with a single step.

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Uneasy truce in town at heart of CAR unrest

A ceasefire negotiated between rival Muslim and Christian militias brought a brief respite Saturday to a Central African Republic town after two days of violent clashes.

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Fake Mandela quotes creep in

Nelson Mandela said a lot of great things. But after his death, he's being widely credited on social media with a phrase he didn't utter.

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Mandela: 10 things you didn’t know

He was loved and admired the world over, profiled in books and movies, and showered with awards and accolades. But even the the most public of personalities have little-known facts…

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Brutal life under apartheid

Ellen Moshweu was just trying to go to church. A police officer shot her in the back on that November day in 1990.

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Mandela: Sport changes the world

"Sport has the power to change the world," Nelson Mandela once said -- and the South African prisoner-turned-president also provided perhaps the most eloquent supporting evidence for his claim.

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‘Slum-themed’ hotel slammed

Emoya Luxury Hotel in Bloemfontein, South Africa, has been all over the blogosphere in recent weeks. But the exposure might not the type that the "unique accommodation experience" wants.

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Mandela: Examining the backlash

A backlash against Mandela started within minutes of the news of his death. He is accused of being a Communist, a terorist and a racist.

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Actress inspired by Mandela

Actress Alfre Woodard was an activist and a leading voice against apartheid the first time she met Nelson Mandela.

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Mandela: Inspired by Shakespeare

Nelson Mandela quotes flood our social media feeds. But what words inspired the great man himself? A book of Shakespeare smuggled in to prison and disguised in Hindu cards.

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