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Change Agent Two extraordinary African women tell their stories

As disabled women refugees, Dahabo Hassan Maow and Aitm Caroline Ogwang faced tremendous obstacles. But they've overcome every one and now advocate for other women in need.

A 'novel' idea for spreading literature in Africa: The cellphone

Why China is welcoming both Israel's Netanyahu and Palestinians' Abbas

Africa Monitor Sudan: Mine collapse highlights challenges in quest to become leading gold producer

Can a 4,000-mile wall of trees stop Sahara Desert's drift?

The Monitor's View In a gathering of presidents, a model for Washington

The Monitor's View Europe's ideals win a Serbia-Kosovo pact

Hagel goes to Israel bearing gifts of radar and Ospreys

Africa Monitor From exile, a Sudanese journalist tells Darfur's stories

Will Bashir's visit help close the divide between the Sudans?

Energy Voices Is the future of oil in Tunisia?

African warlord Joseph Kony catches a break (+video)

Terrorism & Security Hunt for Kony becomes a casualty of Central African Republic overthrow (+video)

Sudan's Bashir starts freeing prisoners, polishing up legacy

28 elephants killed by poachers in Cameroon

Change Agent Sierra Leone combats the outrage of child soldiering

Opinion Key signs that Al Qaeda's Islamic extremism is moving into southern Africa

Indicted abroad for crimes, Kenya's new leaders pose diplomatic dilemma

Youth villages give Israeli immigrant children a place to belong

Can Kenya's March election avoid killings, catastrophe, of last national vote?

Africa Monitor Expat kidnapping in Nigeria fuels questions about rising militant presence

Family of 7 kidnapped in Cameroon, including four children

Foreign workers abducted in Nigeria

Russian asteroid highlights astronomers' challenge: predicting such space objects

Energy Voices Oil and gas junior companies: What's their end game?