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Daily Africa News - July 17, 2014
Daily Africa News July 17, 2014 From VOAAfrica.com |
 Nigerian President Seeks $1B to Fight Boko Haram Goodluck Jonathan says government needs money to 'upgrade the equipment, training and logistics of the armed forces' More  UN Panel: Expel Militia Fighters From CAR Armed Forces Report says armed forces have been a main source of weapons, fueling conflict, and lines between who is a solider and who is a militiaman are blurred More  Gunmen Kill 14 Tunisian Soldiers Militants, seeking refuge in Chaambi, attacked soldiers who were breaking their fast for the evening More  HRW: Ugandan Police Abusing Street Children Many communities, as well as local authorities, see street children as a source of crime, which puts them at risk More  Ancient Tooth Plaque Reveals Diet Findings in central Sudan indicates prehistoric people understood nutritional and medicinal value of plants. More  African Agriculture Needs Young Entrepreneurs Young Africans don’t perceive agriculture as a career path More |
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Daily Africa News - July 16, 2014
Daily Africa News July 16, 2014 From VOAAfrica.com |
 'Mastermind' of Abuja Blast Back in Nigeria Officials say Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche's arrest was a major win for security forces, who have been heavily criticized for failing to rescue kidnapped girls More  New Study Indicates Higher Death Toll in CAR Doctors Without Borders says that nearly 2,600 people were killed between November 2013 and April of this year More  Malaria Parasite Has Achilles Heel Researchers say protein pore could be drug target More  Mali Government, Rebels Hold Talks Meeting in Algiers aims to hash out final peace arrangement a year after returning to democracy More  Ghana' President Names New Defense Minister No reason given for cabinet shake-up, the first since John Dramani Mahama took office last year More  Controversial Mombasa Mosque Sees Drop in Attendance Kenyan coastal city's Musa mosque has been a magnet for police surveillance because of suspected radicalism and connections to al-Shabab More  Rights Advocates: Kidnapping, Rape of Women and Girls Too Common Young girls in conflict areas are at high risk of repeated sexual abuse More  For South Africans, a Bittersweet Birthday Celebration for Nelson Mandela Friday will be the first Mandela Day to happen without its namesake More |
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