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Algeria expels thousands of migrants in forced Sahara marchAlgeria's government has expelled over 13,000 migrants in the Sahara Desert in the past 14 months, giving them little choice but to walk for miles across the border in the blistering sun to Niger or Mali or die trying
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US sends FBI experts to investigate deadly Ethiopia blastUS sends FBI experts to investigate deadly Ethiopia blast targeting new prime minister
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The new U.S. Ambassador to South Sudan Thomas Hushek speaks to The Associated Press at the embassy in Juba, South Sudan Monday, June 25, 2018. Hushek told the AP in an interview that the U.S. is skeptical of the latest peace talks between South Sudan President Salva Kiir and his rival Riek Machar. (AP Photo/Sam Mednick)
South Sudan's rival leaders meeting again in Sudan for talksSouth Sudan's rival leaders meet again in Sudan; new US ambassador to Juba voices skepticism
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Security personal at a check point observe a pickup truck loaded with people and their belongings as they drive off to safety as police attempt to restore calm, in the town of Jos, Nigeria, Sunday June 25, 2018. Some scores of people are reported to have died during weekend clashes in central Nigeria between mostly Muslim herders and Christian farmers. (Nigeria Government via AP)
86 killed in central Nigeria as farmers, herders clash86 killed in central Nigeria as farmers, herders clash; president warns against reprisals
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Algeria expels thousands of migrants in forced Sahara marchAlgeria's government has abandoned more than 13,000 migrants in the Sahara Desert in the past 14 months, forcing them to walk to Niger and, more recently, Mali
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2 dead after Zimbabwe campaign rally blast: State-run media2 dead after Zimbabwe campaign rally blast that targeted president: State-run media
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Photographer David Goldblatt, who chronicled apartheid, diesSouth African photographer David Goldblatt, who chronicled apartheid, dies at 87
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Small plane crashes after takeoff in Guinea, killing 4Small plane crashes into hillside after takeoff in Guinea, killing all 4 on board
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Italy's interior minister in Libya for migrant crisis talksItaly's firebrand interior minister in Libya for talks with UN-backed government on stemming flow of migrants
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Ethiopia says rival Eritrea sending 1st delegation this weekEthiopia says rival Eritrea sending 1st delegation this week in 2 decades amid peace gestures
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AP PHOTOS: Traveling off the map on the Trans-Sahara highwayAP PHOTOS: Traveling off the map on the Trans-Sahara highway
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AP PHOTOS: Nameless migrant erases his history with silenceAP PHOTOS: Nameless migrant erases his history with silence
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Algeria abandons more than 13,000 migrants in the Sahara Desert, in a forced march that often turns deadly, AP findsAlgeria abandons more than 13,000 migrants in the Sahara Desert, in a forced march that often turns deadly, AP finds
The Associated Press11 hours ago
Nigeria: 'Deeply unfortunate killings' as 86 reported deadNigeria's president reports 'deeply unfortunate killings' as 86 said dead in communal clashes
The Associated Press19 hours ago
Nigeria's presidency reports 'deeply unfortunate killings across a number of communities'Nigeria's presidency reports 'deeply unfortunate killings across a number of communities'
The Associated Press19 hours ago
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