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Five hotbeds of biodiversity

Here are five flora- and fauna-rich ecologies that Conservation International, a nonprofit organization in Arlington, Va., says are more than 70 percent intact.

Mozambique takes first step against backroom abortions

Hostage rescue: Will US intervene more in Somalia?

Afro-pop bands hop continents

Five innovations working to empower women

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

Africa Rising: With film school, can Sierra Leone change 'Blood Diamond' image?

Leadership: A constructive rebel bucks hierarchy

Opinion Africa isn't a lost cause, and global consumers are making a difference

Opinion Beyond Viktor Bout: How to stop the next 'Lord of War'

Germany sees public bookshelves spring up all over the country

An argument for further dividing Africa

The piano and the musician: A blogger's musings on the instrument she loves

Africa is becoming a test lab for mobile phone development

Answering the world's growing water problem

The Monitor's View In budget cutting, how to make foreign aid less vulnerable

Hunger and food security: Is Africa selling the farm?

Hunger and food security: One way to create an African breadbasket

In Pictures Food security in Africa

South Africa ups border security amid Christmas travel

KFC aims to double revenue in Africa by 2012. The colonel would be proud.

On World AIDS Day, infection rates are declining, but dwindling funds threaten progress

Global doors slam shut on immigrants

Cellphones' role in activism in Africa is threatened

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