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Guardian Professional,
12 Sep 2014:
Donors must stop earmarking funds to tackle nutrition emergencies that don’t make the headlines
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26 Jun 2014:
Chad closes borders to CAR escapees as lack of ID papers adds to confusion over status of many displaced people
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17 May 2014:
Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger, Chad and Benin pledge to cooperate against militant group that has kidnapped 200 schoolgirls
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25 Apr 2014: Muslims fleeing Christian mobs say new state needed as UN warns of 'ethnic-religious cleansing' but analysts dismiss idea
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11 Apr 2014: International development secretary says system must be overhauled to ensure that more is done to prepare for disasters
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24 Mar 2014:
So-called "whingeing feminists" won a victory this month. The new bill to make gender equality a factor in Britian's aid budgets is up there with the slavery abolition act in helping women around the world, says Mariella Frostrup
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11 Mar 2014: Neighbour state has accepted 70,000 who have escaped from Bangui and reprisal attacks against Muslims
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10 Mar 2014: As Muslims in Central African Republic flee the Christian militia, African Arguments talks to Donatella Rovera about what went wrong
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28 Jan 2014:
Martin Plaut: Muslim and Christian leaders join forces on European peace mission, as concern grows over influence of Chad and Sudan
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6 Dec 2013: Surge of NGOs during refugee crisis boosted business and graduate employment but left job losses and inequality, writes Alex Duval Smith
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3 Dec 2013:
Chad hit by refugee influx from Darfur and Central African Republic as well as return of its citizens expelled from Libya. Report by Alex Duval Smith
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30 Oct 2013:
UN population survey predicts steep climb in young girls giving birth in sub-Saharan Africa unless child marriage is banned
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Guardian Professional, 23 Sep 2013:
Where does humanitarian assistance end and development begin? Join our live chat, Thursday 26 September at 1pm BST
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6 Sep 2013: Children worst affected by tenfold increase in malaria infections, prompting emergency operation by Médecins Sans Frontières
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5 Sep 2013:
Aminata Toure, predictably dubbed Iron Lady in the press, has successful track record opposing corruption
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