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Nigeria rescues kidnapped Easter worshippers; fresh attacks kill dozens
Nigeria’s military said Sunday it had rescued 31 worshippers seized from Easter celebrations in northwestern Kaduna State, though at least five others were killed, as fresh violence elsewhere in the…
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Amidst the darkness of our earthly woes, Christ is risen.
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Nigeria doubles Fuel exports to 214,000 bpd as Dangote reshapes African Oil supply
The 650,000-bpd refinery has exported 12 cargoes of premium motor spirit totaling 456,000 tons, reaching…
el-Rufai, the Law and the Nigerian Courts. By Suyi Ayodele
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Ozwald Boateng: Change in Africa
Fashion designer Ozwald Boateng says a new wind of change is blowing through Africa. He explains how a $68 billion…
Report: Kony’s struggling militia killing elephants for cash
African warlord Joseph Kony and his struggling militia are poaching elephant ivory across central Africa to get funds for weapons,…
Slow progress in S. African rape-murder of 17-year-old
The brutal gang rape and murder of 17-year old Anene Booysen earlier this year shocked South Africa. But little progress…
Taiye Selasi’s ‘Ghana Must Go’ novel raises vital diaspora life issues. USAfricaBOOKS review by Nneka Ezenwa Chiazor
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Africa’s ‘dead women walking’
It's practically unheard of in the United States and most Western countries. But it's a terrible occurrence in a culture…
S. Africa’s farming shows promise
Robyn Curnow looks at South Africa's farming industry, which shows true potential for long-term investors.
Couple tracked human evolution
Nima Elbagir explores the discoveries made by Louis and Mary Leakey who studied human evolutionary development in Africa.
Could South Africa lose its dominance?
CNN's Robyn Curnow speaks with South Africa's planning minister about the need for more "inclusive growth."