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# Africa

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Column: What was once called 'the white gold' is no longer a source of hope
Dunstan Burke
Over half of Africa remains at "moderate to high" risk of malaria
Lone survivor found after Algeria military plane crash kills 77
Column: 'It was done one day without warning' – a terrifying story of genital mutilation
David Dalton
Column: Ireland is reviewing its foreign policy – but it's asking the wrong questions
Andy Storey
Environmental groups want to know if Flatley has a licence for that horn of his
The numbers that show how UNICEF helps the world's poorest children
Poll: Should Ireland give aid to countries that deny gay rights?
Irish aid with strings attached: Should Ireland help countries that deny gay rights?
Nearly 50 killed across Egypt as country marks uprising anniversary
Suicide bombs kill five in Cairo
Ceasefire agreed in bloody South Sudan conflict
Video column: Is there a viable solution to ivory poaching?
Katie Varvos
Gilmore: No Irish troops being made available for CAR mission
NUI Galway develops vitamin-rich crop to combat malnutrition in Africa
Clampdown on Somali pirates leads to 40 per cent drop in incidents worldwide
And Yaya does it again: 3-in-a-row for Toure as he wins African Footballer of the Year
Threat of 'deadly outbreak of disease' in camps for children fleeing CAR violence
Orphanage in Ian McKeever’s name opens in Tanzania
At least two children beheaded among 16 dead in Central African Republic – UNICEF
A timeline of the violence in South Sudan
Ireland pledges €2 million in aid to Central African Republic
Countries and UN withdraw staff as South Sudan edges closer to civil war
Rebels fire on US aircraft in South Sudan, wounding three
Hundreds dead, 20,000 flee to UN bases following South Sudan clashes
Archbishop Tutu's house was burgled during the Mandela service
French troops kill 19 Islamist militants as violence escalates in Mali
US network plays Toto's Africa over Mandela memorial footage
South African Government confirms death of Nelson Mandela
France to double the number of troops in Central African Republic
Is Ireland doing enough to help the global fight against AIDS?
Column: What's happening in the Central African Republic?
Jane-Ann McKenna
France to deploy 1,000 troops to Central African Republic as situation worsens
Number of child soldiers in CAR has nearly doubled since March
There was a partial solar eclipse in parts of the world today (pics, video)
Ship's crew perform amazing music video for Toto's Africa
Charity tells of "appalling scenes of murder" in Central African Republic
Global Hunger Index falls 34 per cent since 1990
World's first malaria vaccine could be available for African children
Fifty killed in Egypt clashes