# africa - Thursday 10 August, 2017
# Yemen
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# Yemen
The migrants were being smuggled from Africa to Yemen.
# africa - Thursday 20 July, 2017
# Boko Haram
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# Boko Haram
People accused of supporting Boko Haram are being brutally tortured in Cameroon.
# africa - Sunday 9 July, 2017
# Medecins Sans Frontieres
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# Medecins Sans Frontieres
The scale of the HIV problem in Kenya’s Homa Bay County is enormous, writes Dr Eamonn Faller.
# africa - Tuesday 4 July, 2017
# South Sudan
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# South Sudan
Men, women and children in South Sudan have been shot, hacked to death with machetes and burnt alive.
# africa - Monday 26 June, 2017
# Lifesavers
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# Lifesavers
Commander Brian Fitzgerald said he was extremely proud of his team.
# africa - Thursday 22 June, 2017
# Brain Drain
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# Brain Drain
Africa and Pakistan contribute the highest number of non-Irish doctors here.
# africa - Wednesday 21 June, 2017
# José Eduardo Agualusa
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# José Eduardo Agualusa
We spoke to its author, Angolan native José Eduardo Agualusa.
# africa - Sunday 11 June, 2017
# Human Trafficking
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# Human Trafficking
The waves of desperate people slipping across international borders every year has created a massive moneymaking opportunity for unscrupulous human traffickers.
# africa - Saturday 25 March, 2017
# Gelatin Remedy
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# Gelatin Remedy
The donkey gelatin industry is said to be worth millions of dollars in China, which is now looking to Africa to satisfy new demand.
# africa - Monday 13 March, 2017
# Siwaphiwe Mbambo
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# Siwaphiwe Mbambo
The woman had claimed her car was hijacked with her baby inside.
# africa - Saturday 11 March, 2017
# Famine
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# Famine
There is a looming risk of famine in a number of countries.
# africa - Saturday 25 February, 2017
# Famine
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# Famine
Famine was declared in the new Africa n country on Monday, which has been embroiled in civil conflict for years.
# africa - Wednesday 15 February, 2017
# Boris In Banjul
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# Boris In Banjul
The UK foreign secretary refused to answer questions on his views of colonialism.
# africa - Sunday 29 January, 2017
# Biblical
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# Biblical
More than 200,000 people still get leprosy every year.
# africa - Thursday 19 January, 2017
# Unrest
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# Unrest
Yesterday a department official confirmed that it was making contact with “the very small number of Irish citizens” who were in the country.
# africa - Wednesday 18 January, 2017
# Evacuation
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# Evacuation
Tour operators have begun evacuating tourists.
# africa - Monday 16 January, 2017
# PREDICTION
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# PREDICTION
The priest had even given a date.
# africa - Friday 23 December, 2016
# Unfamiliar Territory
# Unfamiliar Territory
Donal Lenihan recalls when the Irish team travelled to a town in the middle of the desert in southern Namibia
# Fake Plastic Rice
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# Fake Plastic Rice
The country’s inflation is running at 18.5%, driven by higher food prices partly caused by a ban on rice imports.
# africa - Saturday 17 December, 2016
# Harare Situation
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# Harare Situation
He has led the country for 36 years.
# africa - Friday 2 December, 2016
# Shock Victory
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# Shock Victory
The 22-year-rule of Yahya Jammeh has ended.
# africa - Friday 21 October, 2016
# Global Youth
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# Global Youth
The Global Youth Development Index ranks countries in terms of prospects and opportunities for young people.
# africa - Sunday 16 October, 2016
# Rwanda's Zips
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# Rwanda's Zips
On Friday, Rwanda inaugurated a drone operation that its backers hope will kickstart a revolution in the supply of medical care in rural parts of Africa .
# Nice Suit
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# Nice Suit
Three piece suits are often the order of the day.
# africa - Friday 14 October, 2016
# Africa
From The Daily Edge
# africa - Tuesday 11 October, 2016
# Bóthar Ark
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# Bóthar Ark
The Bóthar Ark has flown with a cargo of Irish-donated animals which will be presented to farming families in Rwanda.
# africa - Sunday 11 September, 2016
# Redemption
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# Redemption
Inmates at Luzira have access to spiritual seminars and counselling.
# africa - Friday 2 September, 2016
# Outbreak Fears
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# Outbreak Fears
The World Health Organisation has declared the virus a global public health emergency.
# africa - Sunday 14 August, 2016
# Lawnmower Man
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# Lawnmower Man
Yes lawnmower. Or paramotor to give it its proper title. Oisín Creagh’s peculiar journey should take about a month.
# africa - Friday 5 August, 2016
# Backlash
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# Backlash
The ANC has even lost control of the municipality of Nelson Mandela Bay.
# africa - Friday 15 July, 2016
# Unburied Bodies
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# Unburied Bodies
Those who fled the latest violence described a campaign of wanton destruction.
# africa - Sunday 10 July, 2016
# Taking Cover
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# Taking Cover
The three are among 260 staff from Concern Worldwide in the country.
# Child Brides
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# Child Brides
“The Imam and those that preside over the marriage ceremony would also be sent to jail. If you want to know whether what I am saying is true or not, try it tomorrow and see.”
# africa - Tuesday 14 June, 2016
# Treacherous Journeys
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# Treacherous Journeys
A new UNICEF report is highlighting the treacherous journeys of the world’s migrant and refugee children.
# africa - Tuesday 31 May, 2016
# Lawnmower Man
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# Lawnmower Man
Oisín Creagh has been flying paramotors for the last ten years.
# africa - Saturday 30 April, 2016
# Ashes To Ashes
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# Ashes To Ashes
An estimated $100m worth of illegal ivory is being torched.
# africa - Monday 18 April, 2016
# Cameroon
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# Cameroon
A jeep in her motorcade hit the boy. She offered the boy’s family ‘profound condolences and our grief and heartbreak’.
# africa - Thursday 31 March, 2016
# Hope
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# Hope
His family reportedly abandoned him because they thought he was a witch.
# africa - Thursday 24 March, 2016
# Opinion
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# Opinion
Extreme forms of mutilation can lead to difficulties in menstruation, painful intercourse, incontinence and infertility.
# africa - Thursday 10 March, 2016
# South Africa
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# South Africa
A coincidence reunited the girl with her biological family.
