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Mali + 1 other
Malians return home after months in exile

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Thousands of people who fled northern Mali when rebels seized power, now feel safe enough to return home. Many have spent months in exile, pushed out last year when Tuaregs, seeking an independent state, joined with other armed groups to fight against the government.

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Dengue epidemic rages on in Paraguay

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With country's annual pesticide supply already running out, at least 45 people have died from the disease.

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Commitment to peacekeeping

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Can the UN keep the peace and pacify a resurgent rebellion as France's mission draws down?

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Dagestan civilians caught in conflict

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Many affected by fighting between Russian army and armed Muslim groups seeking independence for North Caucasus republic.

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Motorbike ambulances save lives in Uganda

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In Eastern Uganda, a charity has introduced motorbike ambulances to reach patients in remote areas.

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Drought threatens livelihood of India farmers

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Southern Kerala state awaiting monsoon as lack of adequate rainfall over past two decades destroying crops.

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Iran says quake relief efforts stepped up

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Tents set up and water and food being distributed among survivors of 6.1-magnitude quake in Bushehr, officials say.

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Thousands displaced by Myanmar dam

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Chiang Mai, Thailand - More than 2,000 people have been displaced from their homes in northern Myanmar, according to human rights activists - and construction on the Indian-financed Tamanthi Dam hasn't even started yet.

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Looking for answers after CAR coup d'etat

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After the weekend takeover, questions swirl over the Central African Republic's future, and how the rebels marched in.

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Can a global arms trade treaty save lives?

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Negotiators from 150 countries are trying to reach a deal to halt the uncontrolled flow of weapons and ammunition.

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Somalia must strengthen the rule of law and investigate sexual violence

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Augustine Mahiga
Dr Augustine P Mahiga is the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Somalia.

Somalia has come a long way, but its people deserve nothing less than full investigations into claims of sexual abuse.

Last Modified: 27 Feb 2013 14:17

On February 5, 2013, a court in Mogadishu handed down a one year imprisonment sentence to a Somali journalist and a woman he had interviewed who claimed she had been raped by members of the Somali security forces.

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Another violent election in Zimbabwe?

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Haru Mutasa is a South Africa-based correspondent for Al Jazeera English.

February 26, 2013 - 23:26

News from Zimbabwe's rural areas always takes a while to reach the capital Harare, and when it does reach people in the cities, finding the exact location, what happened, why and when is a logistical nightmare.

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UN highlights food waste in Kenya

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The United Nations says about a third of all the food produced around the world is needlessly wasted.

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Walkie-talkies as lifeline in wartime Syria

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Hand-held transceivers help residents to communicate and also keep track of impending attacks in absence of other means.

Jabal al-Zawiyah, Syria - Abu Rashad's sons have both gone to the frontline to fight Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces in the suburbs of Idlib city. Their worried father is sitting at the doorstep of his shop in the town of Ferkiya, holding near his ear a walkie-talkie that keeps transmitting messages separated by beeps.

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Teachers await children after Typhoon Bopha

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Aid agencies push to get children back to classes after powerful storm devastated schools and students alike.

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What is fuelling Kenya's ethnic violence?

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As Kenya prepares to hold elections in March, we ask if politicians are stirring up tribal rivalries for political gain.

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Drought grips northeastern Brazil

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While SE Brazil struggles with floods and the threat of landslides, the NE is tackling extreme drought conditions

Everton Fox

A state of emergency has been declared across parts of northeastern Brazil where residents are struggling to cope with one of the worst droughts to ever hit the region. This is one of the country’s poorest parts, mainly comprised of farming communities and three years of drought have had a devastating effect on the area.

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On the frontline of the CAR conflict

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Exclusive report on African peacekeeping force entrusted with preventing further fighting in the war-torn country.

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