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Famine ends in Somalia, as drought looms in West Africa

Aid groups say that improved harvests and food donations have ended risk of starvation, but warn that ongoing war in Somalia could still reverse gains made.

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Africa asks itself: Where is the aid money?

African Union summit: disunity on display

Senegalese take to streets after president cleared for third election run

As UN nuclear inspectors arrive, Iran says 'questions will be answered'

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Attack on foreign tourists widens rift between Ethiopia, Eritrea

Global News Blog Aid groups: With new Africa drought looming, donors must speed response

Asher Elias uses high-tech training to lift Ethiopian Jews in Israel

Africa Monitor Joint UN-African mission seeks to end LRA violence

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Ethiopia's 'grand dam' rouses citizens, dismays critics

Africa Monitor Ethiopia enters Somalia, but avoids African Union joint operation

Somalia's Al Shabab Islamists are on the run

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State of the world: Mideast boosts global democratic progress

State of the world: U.N. poverty-reduction goals on track

Famine early warning system gives Africa a chance to prepare

Is Indian investment in Ethiopian farms a 'land grab?' (VIDEO)

Frankincense, Christmas staple, 'doomed': Scientists

Ethiopia convicts Swedish journalists of terrorism

Frankincense in decline. Fewer gifts will grow on trees.

Opinion A message to Occupy from the 99%: Real change requires more than demands

Famine alert: West Africa still has time to avoid 2012 food crisis