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Can you hear me now? Nigeria arrests Boko Haram spokesman.

Nigerian security sources say they traced the Boko Haram spokesman Abu Qa Qa by tracing his cellphone calls, a tactic also used to track down Osama Bin Laden.

Africa asks itself: Where is the aid money?

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

Nigeria closes its borders amid unrest from Islamists, strikers

Global News Blog World reacts to Obama's new military focus on Asia

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

Mali arrests kidnap suspects, Al Qaeda releases pictures of victims

Sahel Blog: European police deploy to the Sahel

Sahel grapples with food insecurity

How the African Sahel could be affected by Tripoli's fall

West Africa Rising: the makings of an iron ore boom?

Hostage video: Europeans kidnapped in Nigeria blame Al Qaeda

West Africa Rising: Ghana looks to fix its floundering fisheries

Islamist militants clash with Mauritanian forces

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

West Africa Rising: Libya war boosting Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb?

Will African leaders heed Clinton's call to desert Qaddafi?

Libya's southern neighbors plan for life after Qaddafi

West Africa Rising: Liberia leads charge to lure palm oil investors

European concerns grow about Al Qaeda's presence in the Sahel

In Africa's Sahel region, concerns deepen over Libya, Al Qaeda

Qaddafi claims Al Qaeda could overrun Libya. Could it?

Niger's democratic transition starting off well, but challenges remain

Who are Libya's sub-Saharan Africans?

Interview: Kofi Annan says Ivory Coast mediators could draw on Kenya's example