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At least 45 killed in attack on Darfur town
A Sudanese army assault killed at least 45 people in the Darfur town of Muhajiriya, where bodies littered the streets between burned out buildings, forces who control the area said on Tuesday. Full story
  
  
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Clean water for Africa's poor
Sept. 26: A straw that purifies water could be a revolutionary life saver in Kenya. NBC’s Martin Fletcher reports.

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Ugandan villager cross Amonmaka Bridge with a canoe in northern Uganda town of Lira
Africa submerged
See images from the deadly floods that have caused destruction this summer.
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Journey to freedom
Nelson Mandela's fight for equality serves as a shining example of justice and peace. Here's a look at the pivotal moments in the life of South Africa's first black president.

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A nation in decline
As Zimbabwe’s economy continues to spiral into freefall, President Robert Mugabe’s repressive regime is hanging on by a thread. Take a look at Zimbabwe’s tumultuous path since independence.
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Sudan's wildlife
See the exotic wildlife species documented during a conservation survey of Southern Sudan.
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  Darfur violence
Attacks by Arab militia have spread to neighboring Chad, where Darfurians were seeking refuge.
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Mugabe’s Zimbabwe
April 30: As the one-time "breadbasket of Africa" plunges deeper into crisis, an analysis of President Robert Mugabe’s devastating legacy. 

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NBC News correspondents and producers around the globe share their insight on news events.

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A diamond’s journey
From the mines in Africa, to polishers in India, to retailers in the West, follow a diamond's global path to market. (Enhanced with audio)
  How to help in Chad and Darfur
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