Islam
Africa
Sectarian Violence
Archive
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May 21
- Nigerian blasts, likely intended to foster discord, instead promote unity Pamela Constable, The Washington Post
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May 20
- How one Nigerian town became a religious battleground Jesse McLean, The Toronto Star
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May 13
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May 12
- Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote, to Fight Boko Haram With $2.3B Investment in Northern Nigeria Leonardo Blair, The Christian Post
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May 7
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May 6
- No end in sight for the violence in the Central African Republic Alison Lesley, World Religion News
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April 28
- Gunmen ambush Muslim convoy in Central African Republic, two killed Siegfried Modola, Reuters
- Nigeria’s surging Christian-Muslim bloodshed strains ‘marriage of irreconcilables’ Tim Cocks and Pascal Fletcher, Reuters
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April 27
- 1,300 Muslims leave C. African Republic capital Krista Larson, AP
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April 24
- Easter killings in CAR World Watch Monitor
- Angry Muslims in Central African Republic call for partition Emmanuel Braun, Reuters
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April 22
- Nigerian Christians begin three-day fast after schoolgirls kidnapped Fredrick Nzwili, The Washington Post
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April 19
- In Central African Republic, a town embodies the nation's conflict Chris Stein, The Christian Science Monitor
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April 17
- Boko Haram: A bloody insurgency, a growing challenge Faith Karimi and Chelsea J. Carter, CNN
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April 14
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April 7
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March 27
- The dangers of oversimplifying the Central African Republic conflict Alex Whiting, Reuters
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March 20
- U.N. Warns of Anti-Muslim Violence in Central African Republic Nick Cumming-Bruce, The New York Times
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March 17
- Christian-Muslim marriages are latest casualty of sectarian strife in Central African Republic Sudarsan Raghavan, The Washington Post
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March 11
- Fewer than 1,000 Muslims left in Central African Republic capital Fredrick Nzwili, The Washington Post
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March 2
- Deadly Attacks Tied to Islamist Militants Shake Nigeria Adam Nossiter, The New York Times
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