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Living in caves in Syria, gazelle poaching in Libya, and more
09/02/2013 - THE OBSERVERS

Living in caves in Syria, gazelle poaching in Libya, and more

This show is made up entirely of amateur images. We've seen time and time again how images captured by ordinary citizens then uploaded onto the Web can change history, or at least shift the balance of power. This week, we take a look back at some of those moments.
Health workers killed during polio vaccinations
08/02/2013 - NIGERIA

Health workers killed during polio vaccinations

At least nine health workers were killed by gunmen in two separate shootings as they administered polio vaccinations in the northern Nigerian city of Kano on Friday.
Schools reopen in Mali's Gao as troops head north
07/02/2013 - THE WEEK IN AFRICA

Schools reopen in Mali's Gao as troops head north

It's back to business in Mali's northern town of Gao, after a year under Sharia law. Meanwhile, the region of Kidal is still at the heart of the fighting. Islamist rebels are reportedly hiding out in remote caves in the Ifoghas mountains. Finally, the Africa Cup of Nations football competition heads towards its zenith as Nigeria face Burkina Faso in the latter's first final ever.
Nigeria beat Mali to reach Africa Cup of Nations final
06/02/2013 - AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS

Nigeria beat Mali to reach Africa Cup of Nations final

Nigeria beat Mali 4-1 in the Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals on Wednesday, qualifying for the final for the first time in more than a decade.
Nigeria knock out favourites Ivory Coast for place in semis
04/02/2013 - AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS

Nigeria knock out favourites Ivory Coast for place in semis

Favourites Ivory Coast were knocked out of the Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday with a 2-1 defeat against Nigeria, who move on to the semi-finals. Nigeria will play Mali, who beat hosts South Africa.
Court rejects Nigerian suit against Royal Dutch Shell
30/01/2013 - JUSTICE

Court rejects Nigerian suit against Royal Dutch Shell

The Hague Civil Court on Wednesday rejected a suit against Royal Dutch Shell brought by a group of Nigerian farmers over an oil leak, saying that only local subsidiary Shell Nigeria was responsible and ordering the latter to compensate one farmer.
Nigeria knock out Ethiopia, advance to quarters
29/01/2013 - AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS

Nigeria knock out Ethiopia, advance to quarters

Striker Victor Moses secured Nigeria a place in the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals on Tuesday after leading his team to a 2-0 victory over Ethiopia with goals in the 80th and 90th minutes of the match.
After Timbuktu (part 2)
28/01/2013 - THE DEBATE

After Timbuktu (part 2)

French forces hurry into key northern cities of Mali. But are jihadists and Tuareg rebels on the run, or digging in for a fight on their home turf in the mountains of the north-east? François Picard’s panel takes the long view on the battle to restore Mali’s territorial integrity.
After Timbuktu
28/01/2013 - THE DEBATE

After Timbuktu

French forces hurry into key northern cities of Mali. But are jihadists and Tuareg rebels on the run, or digging in for a fight on their home turf in the mountains of the north-east? François Picard’s panel takes the long view on the battle to restore Mali’s territorial integrity.
Zambia hold Nigeria to 1-1 draw in Africa Cup
25/01/2013 - AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS

Zambia hold Nigeria to 1-1 draw in Africa Cup

Champions Zambia held Nigeria to a 1-1 draw at the Mbombela Stadium on Friday after goalkeeper Kennedy Mweene scored a last-gasp 85th minute penalty at the Africa Cup.
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