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Battle over the Serengeti pits Maasai against Dubai

Maasai women in Tanzania are trying to sustain weeks of protest against a government plan to appropriate a large swath of traditional grazing pasture to a Dubai big-game hunting firm.

At least 18 killed in Tanzania building collapse

Energy Voices BP eyes Tanzanian natural gas assets

Change Agent Maasai herders breed fewer, stronger cattle to resist climate change

Africa's energy consumption growing fastest in world

Change Agent Five cities and the groups that are making them green

A year after freedom, South Sudanese languish up north

Global News Blog Traditional Tanzanian music falls in popularity, but demands preservation

Leadership: Handpicking a new generation of African role models

Iran attack on UK embassy: 5 high profile embassy breaches

Paul Joynson-Hicks launches groups that empower Africa's poor and disabled

Powering Potential puts technology in schools in Tanzania while respecting local cultures

Somalia kills Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, widening Al Qaeda power vacuum

How Mafuta Sasa is turning waste cooking oil into clean-burning biodiesel in East Africa

Africans debate impact of Osama bin Laden killing

In Pictures Bin Laden's terror legacy

February 17, 2011 Photos of the Day

Ahmed Ghailani gets life sentence for Al Qaeda bombing of US embassies

Kenyan study on internet use reveals a need for more business presence online

Ghailani verdict could signal an end to civilian terror trials

October 27, 2010 Photos of the Day

Osama Bin Laden evidence allowed at detainee's NYC trial

Gallery Celebrities aiding Africa

World Cup: Ghana win over USA one of few bright spots for Africa

In Pictures Lost in migration: A refugee falls between the cracks