Nigeria's big city razes homes as poor left behind
03/01/2013 5:04am
The bulldozers came at dawn to this neighborhood of shanty homes and concrete buildings in Nigeria's largest city, followed by riot police carrying Kalashnikov assault rifles.
In Kenya, half brother to Obama runs for governor
03/01/2013 6:09am
A politician named Obama who is running for governor in Kenya can boast of one big claim to fame on the campaign trail: blood relations with the president of the United States.
Kenya's police are key for peaceful vote on Monday
03/01/2013 11:13am
One of Kenya's most vilified institutions _ its police force _ will be in the spotlight next week during its efforts to prevent the same type of post-election bloodbath that Kenya suffered during its last presidential election.
Ivory Coast troubled by one-sided justice
03/01/2013 11:47am
One day in late March 2011, at the height of Ivory Coast's postelection violence, a 23-year-old cocoa farmer was shot in the back by unknown gunmen and left for dead on the outskirts of Niambly, a village of 400 mud-brick houses three kilometers outside the western town of Duekoue.
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