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Egypt 's el - Sissi | DW News Ethiopia 's building of the Grand Renaissance Dam dam on the Nile rivercausesconflicts in East Africa
# DWNews Ethiopia 's building of the Grand Renaissance Dam dam on the Nile rivercausesconflicts in East Africa
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The former colonial powers of Europecausethe ethnic conflict in Africa
stiff competition for resources(passive) are ... contributed byethnic conflicts within Africa
colonial rulewould preventethnic conflict in Africa
the Bachwezi ... out of whomoriginatedseveral ethnic groupings in East Africa
the disputed 2007 election where a sitting president ran for re - election ,provokedethnic clashes across East Africa
the imperialist centres(passive) provoked bythe ethnic conflictions in Africa
the attemptto sparkethnic clashes in Kachin
the record straight For a long timesettingthe record straight For a long time
the record straight By RENÉ LEFORTsettingthe record straight By RENÉ LEFORT
the use of bananas in African food recipesinfluencethe use of bananas in African food recipes
the record straight - SomTribune Home International Africa “ Ethnic clashes ” in Ethiopiasettingthe record straight - SomTribune Home International Africa “ Ethnic clashes ” in Ethiopia
the record straight – ዛጎል – ZAGGOLE NEWS Home › English - Articles › “ Ethnic clashes ” in Ethiopia : setting the record straight Source፦ OpenDemocracysettingthe record straight – ዛጎል – ZAGGOLE NEWS Home › English - Articles › “ Ethnic clashes ” in Ethiopia : setting the record straight Source፦ OpenDemocracy
to the killing of hundreds of Oromos and the displacement of about 700,000 peopleledto the killing of hundreds of Oromos and the displacement of about 700,000 people
from the Cameroon highlandsoriginatedfrom the Cameroon highlands
to the loss of some 40 percent of the country 's productionleadingto the loss of some 40 percent of the country 's production