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July 26
- Nigerian Christians Urge State Dept. to Label Boko Haram as Terrorist Group Michael Gryboski, The Christian Post
July 7
- Egypt teen's grisly death in Alexandria stirs outcry Shashank Bengali, Los Angeles Times
July 6
- Islamic extremists kill 30 at Nigeria school AP
- Coptic priest shot dead in Egypt attack: sources Reuters
June 24
- Sectarian killing rattles fearful Egypt Alastair Macdonald & Shadia Nasralla, Reuters
June 23
- Across the Middle East, hatred between Sunnis, Shiites becoming more virulent AP
- Officials say Egyptian Sunni Muslims kill 4 Shiites, charging they were spreading their faith AP
May 20
- Nigeria offer amnesty to Islamist militants as bloody offensive against Boko Haram insurgency continues Reuters
May 10
- Tanzania – bomb outside new Catholic church one of worst ‘terrorist’ incidents in years Dismas Lyassa, World Watch Monitor
May 5
- Tanzania Church Bombing Kills 1, Injures Dozens Ali Sultan, AP
April 17
- Nigeria, beset by violence from Islamic extremists, sets up committee on offering amnesty deal AP
April 16
- Nigeria failing to tackle religious violence in its “Middle Belt” – U.S. agency Reuters
April 11
- Nigerian Christians Denounce Pressure to Grant Boko Haram Amnesty The Christian Post
April 9
- Egypt's Pope Sharply Criticizes President Hamza Hendawi, AP
April 8
- Leading Egyptian Political Figures Condemn Attacks on St. Mark's Cathedral The Christian Post
- Egypt's Morsi orders shake-up of Justice & Equality Council Ahram Online
April 7
- Egyptian Copts and Muslims clash again, in central Cairo Asmaa Waguih & Ulf Laessing, Reuters
March 29
- Sufi shrine blown up in latest religious attack in Libya Reuters
March 27
- Anxiety High as Rebels Take Over Central African Republic World Watch Monitor
March 19
- Libya Islamists Gaining Strength: Libyans Concerned by Sectarian Violence Sherif Elhelwa, The Media Line
March 3
- Gunmen attack church in Libya's Benghazi: state media Reuters

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