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• Addis Ababa’s monorail project keeps Ethiopia on track for transformation

  22 Oct 2014: Although there will be shortfalls in the country’s infrastructure programme, the railway will be an impressive achievement. William Davison reports

• Ethiopia’s ‘African tiger’ leaps towards middle income

  22 Oct 2014: Dereje Feyissa Dori: Progress has been remarkable since 1984’s ‘biblical famine’, but inequality, ethnic tension and civil rights issues need to be addressed

• Botswana president Ian Khama hopes for triumph at challenging polls

  21 Oct 2014: Retired general standing for re-election aims to defy critics who rate him authoritarian and eager to impose ‘puritanical discipline’

• Somaliland inspired by Scotland and Catalonia independence campaigns

  21 Oct 2014: With its relative peace and natural resources, the breakaway state wants recognition of its independence from Somalia

• Somaliland independence battle like Scotland or Catalonia, says president – video

  Video (1min 31sec), 21 Oct 2014:

  Somaliland president, Ahmed Mohamed Mahmoud Silanyo, on how his country is appealing to governments for recognition

• Uruguay elections: establishment seeks to dodge gender quotas

  16 Oct 2014: Despite public support for female parliamentary representation, some MPs have tried to undermine measures to tackle inequality. Diana Cariboni reports

• Ebola in Sierra Leone: ‘we feel like a pariah nation’

  15 Oct 2014: Sluggish courtrooms, swamped clinics and parents forgoing food are becoming the norm as Ebola opens cracks in Sierra Leonean society, writes Sam Jones

• Mozambique heads to polls amid claims of Chinese landgrabs – in pictures

  15 Oct 2014: Mozambique is holding elections on Wednesday, with the ruling Frelimo party having to defend itself against accusations of landgrabs

• Women in Tanzania set for equal land rights – let’s make sure it happens

  15 Oct 2014: Jennifer Duncan and Scholastica Haule: The country’s new constitution is a great milestone, but it still has to be implemented – a challenge that also remains elsewhere in the world

• Six months after Chibok mass abduction, 'the world has moved on'

  Guardian Professional, 13 Oct 2014: Ibrahim Abdullahi, the lawyer who started the #BringBackOurGirls Twitter campaign, says continued support is vital. Anna Leach reports
  

• The slum dwellers' Nobel Peace Prize nominee

  Guardian Professional, 10 Oct 2014: He missed out to Malala Yousafzai and Kailash Satyarthi, but Jockin Arputham’s nomination is a landmark for the grassroots
  

• Can the next Brazilian president put the country back on the path to prosperity?

  10 Oct 2014: Edmund Amann: Poverty has fallen and inflation is low, but fears of a slump have undermined support for presidential incumbent Dilma Rousseff

• Martina Johnson’s Liberian war crimes trial is a milestone in quest for justice

  7 Oct 2014: Former commander has been called to account for actions during civil war, following years of work by campaigners, Monica Mark reports

• 17 points nutrition NGOs should remember when working with business

  Guardian Professional, 7 Oct 2014: How can NGOs capitalise on private sector resources and expertise to end malnutrition? Our panel give their tips

• Indonesia corruption agency introduces smartphone app to combat graft

  3 Oct 2014: Free program seeks to educate users about different forms of malpractice using animated graphics, games and quizzes

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