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Around 120,000 people have been displaced in Mali since Tuareg rebels launched attacks on government forces last month to create an independent state.
The famine, in Somalia, claimed between 50,000 and 100,000 lives, half of them children.
Children in Somalia have been increasingly targeted by the al-Qaeda affiliated group, al-Shabab, for recruitment and are subjected to abuses.
South Africa will deploy around 600 soldiers along its borders to curb the smuggling of rhinoceros horns out of the country.
A rebel group based in the Darfur region of Sudan claims it has captured around 50 United Nations and African Union UNAMID peacekeepers.
Following a conference over the weekend, leaders in Somalia have agreed to form a new elected government.
Amnesty International says in a new report that local militias in Libya are guilty of inhumane treatment of prisoners in Libya.
Nigerian gunmen have freed 119 prisoners in the central state of Koton-Karifi and killed one guard.
An employee at a zoo farm in Johannesburg, South Africa, died after being attacked by a lion.
Somalia’s transitional government on Monday asked the United Nations to remove a two-decade-old arms embargo.