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Abuja Deal Must Pave Way for UN Peacekeeping Operation in Darfur
May 8, 2006
"The peace deal on Darfur, signed at Abuja on Friday by the Sudanese government and one of the rebel groups, indicates a new opportunity for urgent action to deploy a robust UN peacekeeping force to the region..."  Go >

Africa Action Mourns the Loss of Damu Smith
May 5, 2006
"The staff and Board of Africa Action today expressed deep sadness at the loss of Damu Smith, a long-time friend of the organization and former Executive Director of one of Africa Action’s predecessor groups..."  Go >

Op-Ed: "We Can Protect Darfur"
April 25, 2006 - Ann-Louise Colgan, Oneworld US "Perspectives"
"Although what’s happening in Darfur is complicated, there are clear priorities and paths for action. As the situation on the ground continues to deteriorate, there are steps that the U.S. and international community can and must take to save millions of lives..."  Go >

Highlights in the Campaign to Cancel Africa's Debt
April 21, 2006
"Africa’s debt continues to be one of the biggest obstacles to poverty eradication and the fight against HIV/AIDS. Click here for an update on the Campaign to Cancel Africa's Debt..."  Go >

BBC News | Africa | World Edition

US to renew full ties with Libya
The US says it will take Libya off its list of state sponsors of terrorism and restore full diplomatic ties after 25 years.

Cleared Zuma resumes ANC duties
South Africa's governing party reinstates Jacob Zuma in his duties as deputy leader after his rape trial.

Nigeria probes third-term 'graft'
Nigeria says it is investigating claims that MPs have been offered bribes to let the president seek re-election.

Islamist claims Comoros victory
A man seen as a moderate Islamist claims victory in Sunday's election on the Comoros Islands.

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