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As Ethiopia looks beyond strongman Meles, fears of instability (+video)

Ethiopia was an economic success story under Prime Minister Meles Zenawi, who died Monday. His two-decade authoritarian grip may complicate a peaceful political transition.

With death of Ethiopian leader Meles, US loses an anti-terror ally (+video)

Gas prices surge 34 cents since June

Alarms sound over world food supply as drought wilts US Corn Belt

Sudan's struggling government offers to go '100 percent Islamic'

Opinion Vast humanitarian crisis in Sudan – again

Hillary Clinton goes to sub-Saharan Africa: a counterpoise to China's sway?

A year after freedom, South Sudanese languish up north

African Union gets a South African leader, lending the group heft

Keep Calm Good Reads: How South Sudan was born, how journalism must change

Africa Monitor Why do the Sudanese protests get so little news coverage?

One year on, South Sudan struggles to survive

Kenya chopper crash takes out key foe of Al Shabab

Africa Monitor How Many People Are Surviving on Leaves in the Nuba Mountains?

With talks, another chance at peace for Sudan and South Sudan

Keep Calm Sudan and South Sudan to resume negotiations

South Sudan refugee influx strains Kenyan camps

Keep Calm Rains cool off war in South Sudan (+video)

Keep Calm Fighting continues between Sudan and South Sudan, as economies collapse

Keep Calm UN Security Council prods Sudan and South Sudan back to talks

Clinton arrives in Beijing, but blind lawyer's case casts shadow

Keep Calm Drill for oil in Somalia? Why not, says Australian firm

Terrorism & Security How US special forces help in the hunt for Joseph Kony (+video)

Five reasons to care about the Sudan - South Sudan conflict

On trip to China, South Sudan's leader warns of war with Sudan (+video)