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US bounties changes strategy on West African jihadis

The US is offering up to $23 million for information leading to the location of Nigeria's Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau and Al Qaeda operative Mokhtar Belmokhtar.

London street slayer references British wars, not Nigerian insurgency

Nigerian president declares state of emergency in country's northeast region

Energy Voices Nigeria oil production slides amid unrest

Africa Monitor In fight against insurgents, Nigerian Army cracks down on civilians

Nigerian militant attack highlights Army's weaknesses

Terrorism & Security Attack in Nigeria underscores strength of Islamist militant group

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Family of 7 kidnapped in Cameroon, including four children

Ethiopia airs jihadi film amid sensitive Muslim protest trial

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Opinion Conflict in Mali shows US needs greater engagement in Africa

Boko Haram commander declares Nigeria cease-fire

What are Western and African powers up against in Mali, Algeria?

After grenade attacks, Kenya wants Somali refugees in camps

Another church bombed, sending tremors along Nigeria's religious dividing line

Child killed in Kenya church attack. Revenge for Kismayo?

Suicide car bomber kills 2, injures 45 during Sunday Mass in Nigeria

Nigerian government enters talks with Boko Haram

Nigeria church Bible study shooting leaves 19 dead

Change Agent A modern, wired university grows in Nigeria

Nigerian military plans major operation after Jos attacks

Nigeria's Boko Haram takes credit for Sunday attacks on Christians