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Africa Monitor United States' new sub-Saharan African plan: trade not aid

The Obama administration is signalling that the US is changing the way it does the aid business, promoting bilateral trade rather than one-way grants and loans.

Africa Monitor Equatorial Guinea: Ignorance worth fistfuls of dollars

Rock star no more: why global opinion of Obama has deflated

The Daily Reckoning Zombie apocalypse? Economic zombies thrive off of state spending

Kenya chopper crash takes out key foe of Al Shabab

Editor's Blog Does nation-building work?

Backchannels Can we declare the war on terrorism over?

Wanted in Somalia: US puts bounties on top Al Shabab leaders

Global News Blog Oil prices rise, drop, and rise again. Buckle up, Earth.

Terrorism & Security US confirms Al Qaeda's No. 2 killed in Pakistan by CIA drone attack (+video)

Turkey takes lead in rebuilding Somalia

Nigeria's Boko Haram a holy war? Maybe not entirely

Rebel alliances strengthen in Mali's north, rattling neighboring countries

Muslims accuse Ethiopian government of meddling in mosques

Somalia famine has ended, but many still hungry

Opinion My final phone call with warlord Charles Taylor

Africa Monitor Somalia: Al Shabab loses Afgoye and Afmadow. Is Kismayo next?

Nairobi blast: Could have been Al Shabab or a 'lone wolf' sympathizer

Keep Calm As Europe peers into economic chasm, Africa's economy is rising

Opinion Will Al Qaeda cement its foothold in Syria?

Is State Dept. hacking Al Qaeda? Not quite, but propaganda war is fierce.

Somalia, African Union forces attack Islamist-held camp

American jihadi in Somalia writes an autobiography

US mulls Nigeria's Boko Haram for terror watch list

With conference in Mogadishu, TEDx is officially everywhere