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Navigating Sometimes Chaotic, Always Fascinating Addis Ababa October 17, 2017

Not only can the Ethiopian capital be done inexpensively, you will also find fascinating cultural landmarks, wonderful food and an almost unparalleled coffee culture.

By LUCAS PETERSON

Somalia Blasts Expose Security Failings and Possible Shabab Infiltration October 16, 2017

Even in a country accustomed to pervasive violence, the double truck bombings that killed hundreds in Mogadishu on Saturday were a shock.

By HUSSEIN MOHAMED and KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Truck Explosions Kill Hundreds in Somalia October 15, 2017

More than 270 were killed and hundreds injured in Mogadishu on Saturday, in twin blasts that officials called one of the deadliest attacks to hit the capital since an Islamist insurgency began in 2007.

By AINARA TIEFENTHÄLER, DAPHNE RUSTOW and MALACHY BROWNE

Mogadishu Truck Bombings Are Deadliest Attack in Decades October 15, 2017

With at least 270 people dead, suspicion fell on the Shabab, a militant group that has been losing ground but, it now appears, perhaps not strength.

By HUSSEIN MOHAMED, ERIC SCHMITT and MOHAMED IBRAHIM

Truck Bomb Kills at Least 20 in Somalia’s Capital October 14, 2017

The explosion, which injured more than a dozen others, targeted a busy road and was described as the most powerful blast in years.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

In Early Results, Shorter Treatment for Tuberculosis Proves Effective October 13, 2017

A nine-month course of treatment seems to work as well as a longer regimen to cure drug-resistant tuberculosis, a growing threat to global health.

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Ex-Soccer Star and Vice President Lead in Liberia Presidential Vote October 12, 2017

George Weah, the former soccer player, and Vice President Joseph Boakai led the first round of voting, partial results show.

By HELENE COOPER

Genes for Skin Color Rebut Dated Notions of Race, Researchers Say October 12, 2017

Humans have long shared a genetic palette for skin pigmentation, slightly tweaked by evolution, scientists report.

By CARL ZIMMER

For Dignity and Development, East Africa Curbs Used Clothes Imports October 12, 2017

Some countries in East Africa, to protect local industries and national pride, have enacted de facto bans of secondhand clothing from abroad. The United States has cried foul.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Kenyan Election Officials Open New Vote to All Original Candidates October 12, 2017

The opposition leader, Raila Odinga, has said he would not take part in the new election, scheduled for Oct. 26, because he did not believe it would be fair.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Proff Cabdiweli Maxaa u Wehliya Aqoontiisa 2aad ??

June 23, 2011 – QOL – Ethiopia cid ka horimaankartaa ma jirto, ama waranle ama wadaad ha ahooda Ethiopia ma kala jecla C/aahi Yusuf iyo Sh. Shariif .Ethiopia ma jeclo in aay dhalato dowlad adag oo awood leh Somali ka dhalato,sidii dowladihii hore,waxaa aay rabaan dowlad qabaan u ah oo aay iyada xukunto.

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Navigating Sometimes Chaotic, Always Fascinating Addis Ababa October 17, 2017

Not only can the Ethiopian capital be done inexpensively, you will also find fascinating cultural landmarks, wonderful food and an almost unparalleled coffee culture.

By LUCAS PETERSON

Somalia Blasts Expose Security Failings and Possible Shabab Infiltration October 16, 2017

Even in a country accustomed to pervasive violence, the double truck bombings that killed hundreds in Mogadishu on Saturday were a shock.

By HUSSEIN MOHAMED and KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Truck Explosions Kill Hundreds in Somalia October 15, 2017

By AINARA TIEFENTHÄLER, DAPHNE RUSTOW and MALACHY BROWNE

Mogadishu Truck Bombings Are Deadliest Attack in Decades October 15, 2017

With at least 270 people dead, suspicion fell on the Shabab, a militant group that has been losing ground but, it now appears, perhaps not strength.

By HUSSEIN MOHAMED, ERIC SCHMITT and MOHAMED IBRAHIM

Truck Bomb Kills at Least 20 in Somalia’s Capital October 14, 2017

The explosion, which injured more than a dozen others, targeted a busy road and was described as the most powerful blast in years.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

In Early Results, Shorter Treatment for Tuberculosis Proves Effective October 13, 2017

A nine-month course of treatment seems to work as well as a longer regimen to cure drug-resistant tuberculosis, a growing threat to global health.

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Ex-Soccer Star and Vice President Lead in Liberia Presidential Vote October 12, 2017

George Weah, the former soccer player, and Vice President Joseph Boakai led the first round of voting, partial results show.

By HELENE COOPER

Genes for Skin Color Rebut Dated Notions of Race, Researchers Say October 12, 2017

Humans have long shared a genetic palette for skin pigmentation, slightly tweaked by evolution, scientists report.

By CARL ZIMMER

For Dignity and Development, East Africa Curbs Used Clothes Imports October 12, 2017

Some countries in East Africa, to protect local industries and national pride, have enacted de facto bans of secondhand clothing from abroad. The United States has cried foul.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Kenyan Election Officials Open New Vote to All Original Candidates October 12, 2017

The opposition leader, Raila Odinga, has said he would not take part in the new election, scheduled for Oct. 26, because he did not believe it would be fair.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Africa

Navigating Sometimes Chaotic, Always Fascinating Addis Ababa October 17, 2017

Not only can the Ethiopian capital be done inexpensively, you will also find fascinating cultural landmarks, wonderful food and an almost unparalleled coffee culture.

By LUCAS PETERSON

Somalia Blasts Expose Security Failings and Possible Shabab Infiltration October 16, 2017

Even in a country accustomed to pervasive violence, the double truck bombings that killed hundreds in Mogadishu on Saturday were a shock.

By HUSSEIN MOHAMED and KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Truck Explosions Kill Hundreds in Somalia October 15, 2017

By AINARA TIEFENTHÄLER, DAPHNE RUSTOW and MALACHY BROWNE

Mogadishu Truck Bombings Are Deadliest Attack in Decades October 15, 2017

With at least 270 people dead, suspicion fell on the Shabab, a militant group that has been losing ground but, it now appears, perhaps not strength.

By HUSSEIN MOHAMED, ERIC SCHMITT and MOHAMED IBRAHIM

Truck Bomb Kills at Least 20 in Somalia’s Capital October 14, 2017

The explosion, which injured more than a dozen others, targeted a busy road and was described as the most powerful blast in years.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

In Early Results, Shorter Treatment for Tuberculosis Proves Effective October 13, 2017

A nine-month course of treatment seems to work as well as a longer regimen to cure drug-resistant tuberculosis, a growing threat to global health.

By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Ex-Soccer Star and Vice President Lead in Liberia Presidential Vote October 12, 2017

George Weah, the former soccer player, and Vice President Joseph Boakai led the first round of voting, partial results show.

By HELENE COOPER

Genes for Skin Color Rebut Dated Notions of Race, Researchers Say October 12, 2017

Humans have long shared a genetic palette for skin pigmentation, slightly tweaked by evolution, scientists report.

By CARL ZIMMER

For Dignity and Development, East Africa Curbs Used Clothes Imports October 12, 2017

Some countries in East Africa, to protect local industries and national pride, have enacted de facto bans of secondhand clothing from abroad. The United States has cried foul.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Kenyan Election Officials Open New Vote to All Original Candidates October 12, 2017

The opposition leader, Raila Odinga, has said he would not take part in the new election, scheduled for Oct. 26, because he did not believe it would be fair.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

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