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África

Queda de avião militar deixa mais de 250 mortos na Argélia

GZH
Rescuers are seen around the wreckage of an Algerian army plane which crashed near the Boufarik airbase from where the plane had taken off on April 11, 2018.The Algerian military plane crashed and caught fire killing 257 people, mostly army personnel and members of their families, officials said. / AFP PHOTO / Ryad KRAMDI
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Arqueologia

Osso de dedo aponta que humanos saíram da África bem antes do que se sabia

AFP
Geologia

Mapa: veja onde a África pode se dividir em dois continentes

Rodrigo Lopes
África

Argélia tem sua primeira cidade eco-cidadã

AFP
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Geologia

"Estamos observando a quebra do continente", diz professor sobre cratera na África

Rodrigo Lopes
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Geologia

Cratera no Quênia pode dividir África em dois continentes

GZH
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Alerta

Tráfico de partes de animais usadas para "remédios milagrosos" movimenta bilhões de dólares

AFP
Extremismo

Boko Haram liberta 76 estudantes sequestradas na Nigéria

AFP
People watch as black smoke rises as the capital of Burkina Faso came under multiple attacks on March 2, 2018, targeting the French embassy, the French cultural centre and the countrys military headquarters.Witnesses said five armed men got out of a car and opened fire on passersby before heading towards the embassy, in the centre of the city. Other witnesses said there was an explosion near the headquarters of the Burkinabe armed forces and the French cultural centre, which are located about a kilometre (half a mile) from the site of the first attack. / AFP PHOTO / Ahmed OUOBAEditoria: POLLocal: OuagadougouIndexador: AHMED OUOBASecao: diplomacyFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STR
África

Ataques na capital de Burkina Faso deixam pelo menos sete mortos 

AFP
Sandals are strewn in the yard of the Government Girls Science and Technical College staff quarters in Dapchi, Nigeria, on February 22, 2018. Anger erupted in a town in remote northeast Nigeria on February 22 after officials fumbled to account for scores of schoolgirls from the college who locals say have been kidnapped by Boko Haram jihadists. Police said on February 21 that 111 girls from the college were unaccounted for following a jihadist raid late on February 19. Hours later, Abdullahi Bego, spokesman for Yobe state governor Ibrahim Gaidam, said some of the girls had been rescued by troops from the terrorists who abducted them. But on a visit to Dapchi on Thursday, Gaidam appeared to question whether there had been any abduction. / AFP PHOTO / AMINU ABUBAKAREditoria: WARLocal: DapchiIndexador: AMINU ABUBAKARSecao: act of terrorFonte: AFPFotógrafo: STR
África

105 estudantes sequestradas. Zero mobilização mundial

Rodrigo Lopes
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