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Business for women sellers of stimulant banned by al-Shabab has boomed since the armed group was driven out.
Hamza Mohamed
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Muslims will play a significant role in deciding if their future is in the United Kingdom, or an independent Scotland.
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Sudan denies Iranian links to bombed factory
Foreign ministry says that Iran was not manufacturing weapons at a factory which Khartoum says was blown up by Israel.
Africa
Last Modified: 30 Oct 2012 12:07 GMT
Sudan urges cancellation of its debts
Foreign minister tells UN Sudan needs assistance to recover after critical oil revenue was lost when the South seceded.
Africa
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Sudan accused of cross-border shelling
South Sudan military spokesman says bombing by northern forces amounts to violation of a UN-backed ceasefire.
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'Several injured' in Bahrain clashes
Opposition protesters clash with police for a second day outside the capital, Manama.
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Yemen's Saleh authorises power transfer talks
Decree gives vice-president authority to sign and implement a GCC-sponsored plan to end the months-long crisis.
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A selection of Sir David's best interviews about the Arab Spring, Middle East peace and South Sudan's independence.
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Tony Blair on the Arab Spring
The Quartet's envoy to the Middle East discusses the situation in the region.
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