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Poaching of the endangered species in Africa is on the rise, and traffickers often move the horns to Vietnam for sale.
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As HIV remains the world's leading infectious cause of death, how successful is the global fight against the disease?
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Success requires consequences for failure
Time constraints that lapse resulting in consequences for Israel could help push along a decadent peace process.
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Last Modified: 20 May 2013 19:51 GMT
Remittance woes for South Africa workers
Migrant workers pay high fees for money transfers, but have no choice if they want money to reach home.
Africa
Last Modified: 20 May 2013 10:49 GMT
Zimbabwe cracks down on the oldest profession
Residents say ordinary women are often being targeted by police in campaign to curb prostitution in red light district.
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S Africa stunned by fatal circumcisions
Botched circumcisions seen as cause of many deaths during coming-of-age ritual among tribal groups.
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Abdul Qadeer Khan: 'My name is clear'
The 'father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb' answers allegations that he gave nuclear secrets to North Korea, Libya and Iran.
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Africa's women of power
Can females in leadership positions make a lasting difference for the continent's future?
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Nadal battles past qualifier in Rome
Rafael Nadal holds his nerve to beat Ernests Gulbis as Djokovic and Serena Williams breeze through at the Italian Open.
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