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West African Leaders Schedule Talks Over Guinea, Niger Nigerian President Umaru Yar'Adua, who holds rotating ECOWAS chairmanship says events in Guinea undermined democracy and peace, and could destabilize region Rebel Attacks Advance Deeper into Senegal Rebels in southern Casamance region appear to be growing bolder and moving farther north into interior of country with increasing attacks Thousands of Somalis Moved to New Camp In Kenya The emergency operation began in mid-August in an effort to ease the pressure on the heavily congested Dadaab camp complex Ancient Africans Adapted to Climate Change Giant dry lake bed in Botswana reveals clues to life at least 50,000 years ago Court Upholds Bongo Win in Gabon Nine opposition candidates challenge results alleging massive vote fraud Congo, Burundi Pursue Ways to Protect Refugees Stranded by South Kivu Fighting Refugees displaced from Burundi camp reconsider relocation plans after being denied entry at Congo border Egyptian Hosts Offer Advice for South Africa World Cup Hosting FIFA's Under-20 World Cup gives Egypt chance to help Johannesburg Hospital Garden in Senegal Feeds Infectious Disease Patients Dakar's National University Hospital keeps an organic garden to provide a supplementary meal, rich with essential minerals and vitamins to reinforce the immune systems of patients whom have HIV/AIDS