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$500 million factory in Douala is expected to start producing buses by end of year
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One thousand experts begin meeting March 28th in Montpellier, France
Former top members of Botswana's ruling BDP are accusing President Khama of undermining the country's democracy
Defense lawyer Mauya Msuku says they are considering three or four options including the couple testifying or remaining silent
Seven policemen convicted of homicide in rare example of Angolan security forces being held responsible for abuses
Bi-partisan think tank (CSIS) says U.S. needs strategic global health policy
50 years ago, police in Sharpeville shot into crowd of unarmed civilians protesting racial discrimination under apartheid in S. Africa
Critics charge South Africa's health care system rife with fraud, mismanagement
69 people were killed and hundreds more were injured by police in an incident that marked a turning point in the country's history
Bianca Nobanda is one of the world's few black female drummers
Jacob Zuma met with President Mugabe, PM Tsvangirai, leaders of all three political parties that signed on to inclusive government
Resentment boiled over in part because of frustration over government's failure to deliver housing and social services
Rev. Malani Ntonga says the church and the government cannot allow homosexuality to take root in Malawi
A Zimbabwe analyst says President Zuma did not put enough pressure on embattled President Mugabe to end stalemate in unity government.
AU imposes sanctions on leaders of de-facto government for refusing to honor power-sharing deals signed last year
