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Kenya | Four thousand people were detained for looking Somali
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- By Cecilia Cachette
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The ‘smiling coast’ of Gambia is led by an insane dictator who keeps getting propped up with donor money.
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- By Selase Kove-Seyram
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Six clients per night make up for what your parents can’t give you.
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- By Chief Bisong Etahoben
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Officially, Cameroon produces only 2004 kilograms of gold per year. Unofficially, it's 180 000.
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- By Ramata Soré
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A small band of idealists are trying to save African peer review from corruption and nepotism
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- By ZAM Reporters
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Intersecting worlds of beauty, suffering and aspiration
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- By Lara Bourdin
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The artists' road trip from Lagos to Sarajevo
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- By Sara Chitambo
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'2010' made South Africans realise that the government should impress its own people as well
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- By Ibro Ibrahim
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The War on Terror in Kenya is fought against Somali citizens and refugees.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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Anas Aremeyaw Anas exposes what should be changed in his country.
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- By Christina Månsson
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Interview | From activist to victim to consultant.
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- By Chief Bisong Etahoben
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How the people of South West Cameroon resisted sell-out leaders, corrupt politicians and land-grabbing businessmen.
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- By KRO-NCRV Reporter Radio and ZAM
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Investigative journalists in southern Africa can often not investigate the state, since there isn’t any.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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Charity claims that ‘babies’ are snatched away by ‘pimps’ from desperate ‘young girls who are forced into prostitution’ in South Africa. True?
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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What Mandela once tried to tell the Middle East may still inspire the solidarity movement today.
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- By Lara Bourdin
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Even if blander than the book, 'Half of a Yellow Sun' movie is a gripping tale of sisterhood and war.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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The winners of the photography contest POPCAP14 depict secluded young mothers, traditional elders, war survivors and children playing in the canals of a diamond mine.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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Fourteen investigative journalists from ten African countries have come together to market their stories to international media.
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- By ZAM
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Lumumba's Widow is one of 200 masterpieces in Marlene Dumas new exhibition.
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- By Bart Luirink
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On Saturday 1 November 2014 members of the ZAM promotional team will be present at the annual Afrika Dag (Africa Day) of the Evert Vermeer Stichting in Amsterdam.
