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# Africa

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To shape a fairer Africa in the next 50 years, we must listen to women
Gillian Wylie
Trócaire workers evacuated after fighting breaks out in South Sudan
'My life in Ireland is the normal tapestry of pleasure and pain – but the good far outweighs any bad'
Thabi Madide
'My experience in Ireland has been quite simply incredible'
Niwel Tsumbu
Ireland isn't as welcoming as it used to be
French soldiers accused of 'stomach-turning' rape of children fleeing war
Stampede by terrified passengers may have led to 700 deaths in shipwreck
People are making sure victims of the Kenyan massacre are not forgotten
Emails reveal WHO intentionally delayed declaring Ebola emergency
Toto's bass player "now at peace" after dying in his sleep
How do you fix a country where a 6-year-old has his hand chopped off for good luck?
Albino people 'killed for their body parts' in spate of Malawi murders
The faces of Ebola: The survivors, orphans and workers the disease left behind
This map shows what Africa's deadliest terror group may be planning next
Zuma: I'm not racist, white people won't be chased out of South Africa
Baby Mamanie lost her parents and grandparents. But she's considered "lucky"
Opinion: 'The outbreak has brought an unmatched level of fear and panic'
Seán Farrell
Incredible scenes as AFCON hosts Equatorial Guinea qualify for quarter-finals
Column: The people making a new life in the desert after civil war
Stephanie Hegarty
Boko Haram leader taunts African kings: "I challenge you to attack me now"
Column: Healing broken souls and bodies – how sexual violence is shattering lives in CAR
Hélène Thomas
An African moon mission is in the works, but they're having trouble getting funding off the ground
Women using birth control shot have increased risk of contracting HIV
Suspected Al-Qaeda leader dies in US just days ahead of trial
Ireland to fund ambulances and burials for Sierra Leone's 7,000+ Ebola victims
HIV may be evolving to become less deadly
How dogs are being used to save wild animals in Africa
50,000 Irish citizens could be affected by Obama's immigration law change
America's main public broadcaster is not happy with our ministers
Tiny porcupine successfully fights off 17 curious lions
Here's how our President is getting on in Africa
Chaos breaks out in Burkina Faso as president attempts to stay in power
Spanish nurse definitively cured of Ebola
Vintage photos show the terrifying first expeditions into the Congo to track down Ebola
Schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram could finally be released
The United States is getting ready to step up its battle against Ebola
'Tackle Ebola now, or live with it forever'
Nurses demand details of HSE's Ebola plan
WHO says Ebola is "unavoidable" in Europe as three more isolated in Spain
Ireland is ahead of the pack in terms of supporting developing countries