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Act of faith: the Catholic priest who puts his life on the line to save Muslims in Central African RepublicFather Bernard Kinvi, a Catholic priest who has won a Human Right Watch award for protecting Muslims threatened by sectarian violence in CAR, tells Sam Jones why the conflict misunderstood -
South Sudan’s next generation in a hurry to fightYoung boys dream of carrying kalashnikovs not books as arms airdrops and night raids for child soldiers make peace in the world’s newest nation ever distant, Hannah McNeish reports -
Ethiopia's refugee camps swell with South Sudanese escaping war – in picturesTens of thousands of South Sudanese people have poured across the border into Ethiopia to escape conflict in recent months
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12 ways development can work in unstable statesHow can long-term development be done in countries undergoing or coming out of conflict? Our panel have their say, writes Katherine Purvis -
'Nightmare' for Ethiopian pastoralists as foreign investors buy up landThinktank accuses Ethiopian government of stirring ethnic tensions as marginalised group are displaced to make way for large plantations, writes David Smith
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Who owns Angola’s land? A problem that needs quick resolutionAs people displaced during the civil war return to the countryside, the land issue is one of Angola’s biggest challenges, Klas Lundström writes
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