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nal Investigation Into Unarmed Black Man's Death; Princess Diana Interview; Severe Weather; 'Tiger King' Animals

tigation Into Unarmed Black Man's Death; Princess Diana Interview; Severe Weather; 'Tiger King' Animals

uction Projects. • African Union Urges Joint Civilian-Military Provisional Government In Chad. • NYTimes Reporter Deported By Ethiopia. • Nigerian Boko Haram Leader "Badly Wounded." • African Union Calls For Power Sharing In Chad. • Ethiopia Expels Irish NYTimes Reporter. • Spain, Morocco At Odds Over B

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on behalf of a client. Nigeria has reportedly deployed mercenaries from South Africa and elsewhere in the fight against the militant Islamist group Boko Haram. In practice, however, that difference is not clear-cut. "If you can do one, you can do the other," McFate said in a recent interview. Private armi

In an apparent second coup, soldiers arrested Prime Minister Cheikh Modibo Diarra at his home late on Dec. 10, 2012. Hours later, a grim faced Mr. Diana went on national television announce his government's resignation. A military spokesman said that Mr. Diana had been "playing a personal agenda" an

a said that Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb was operating terrorist training camps in northern Mali and providing arms, explosives and financing to Boko Haram, a militant Islamist organization in northern Nigeria. The Al Qaeda affiliate has used the momentum gained since seizing control of the northern par