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Africa Monitor Do African nations have an ulterior motive in joining UN Congo brigade?

A UN 'intervention brigade' will enter the country this summer to fight Congolese rebels. But the countries sending troops have a political agenda as well.

Africa Monitor Eastern Congo's new peace process: What you need to know

Africa Monitor In eastern Congo, a new peace deal brings halting optimism

Africa Monitor After a devastating market fire, Burundi's economy hobbles forward

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Gauging poverty from Appalachia to Africa

Four things Syria must do after Bashar al-Assad

Opinion The way forward in Syria after Bashar al-Assad

An Olympic 'truce' on the tough streets of East London

Somalia, African Union forces attack Islamist-held camp

Kenya races to transfer ICC election violence case to Africa

'Half the Sky' exhibition hopes to inspire action

Change Agent One Acre Fund helps Africa's small farmers keep in their fields

Ship's anchor cuts Internet access to six East African countries

Africa Monitor Africa's single currency, the CFA Franc, in a Post-euro Future

For tiny Burundi, big returns in sending peacekeepers to Somalia

Why Congo's elections matter so much to neighbors

What's the hurry, Belgium? Somalia has gone without a government for 20 years.

Congo election: Voters in the Kivu provinces worry about Congo after Kabila

Just who knew that Kenya would launch its attack on Somalia?

Europe can improve upon US's 'conflict minerals' legislation: ICG

Catching up on Congo elections

AU forces in Somalia get 3,000-troop boost

In Pictures Monitor photographers in Africa

UN offers 10 ways to eliminate the global justice disparity for women