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FEATURED: Peace at last? Julie Flint assesses the Darfur peace deal
COMMENT AND ANALYSIS:
- Questions and Answers on the Jacob Zuma rape trial
- Four South African women respond to the Jacob Zuma trial verdict
LETTERS: Readers voice their views on Charles Taylor and healing in South Africa
BLOGGING AFRICA: The Blogosphere hummed this week over the Jacob Zuma rape trial and arrest of activists in Egypt, writes Sokari Ekine
BOOKS AND ARTS: Shailja Patel writes about ‘Imagining Ourselves’ (IO), an online project featuring the stories of young women
PAN-AFRICAN POSTCARD: Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem visits the Pan-African Parliament
AFRICAN UNION MONITOR: News about the fifth Pan African Parliament
CONFLICT AND EMERGENCIES: Escalation of fighting in Mogadishu
HUMAN RIGHTS: Reports say torture in Zimbabwe on the rise
WOMEN AND GENDER: Save the Children report exposes sexual abuse by aid workers in Liberia
ELECTIONS AND GOVERNANCE: UN third term warning on Nigeria, Chad opposition reject polls
DEVELOPMENT: The rise and rise of NGOs
CORRUPTION: Catching the big fish?
HEALTH AND HIV/AIDS: Rebuilding African health systems
EDUCATION: AIDS hindering education goals
ENVIRONMENT: Kenya’s Maathai seeks laws on resource sharing
MEDIA AND FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION: Online discussion on media development
NEWS FROM THE DIASPORA: France remembers slavery victims
ADVOCACY AND CAMPAIGNS: Campaign to stop sexual harassment in Egypt
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