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Secret Flow Of Somali Piracy Ransoms: 179 Hijacked Ships Generated Some $400M In Payments Since 2005. So Where Has It All Gone?

The roughly $400 million in ransom taken in from 2005 to 2012 helped fuel the local economy -- and more terrorism.

Elephant Families Experience Symptoms Similar To PTSD, Are ‘Significantly Impaired By Manmade Disruption'

Elephants’ social skills are negatively impacted by human disruption, according to a new study on elephant behavior. Elephants that witnessed their relatives killed during culls still showed signs of trauma decades later.

New York City Marathon 2013 Slideshow: 9 Inspiring Moments You'll Want To Remember From The Race

The 2013 New York City Marathon returned today after a one-year absence. Here are nine moments to remember from the race.

New York City Marathon 2013 Winners: Kenyans Priscah Jeptoo And Geoffrey Mutai Take Home Gold

In the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings, security was tight, but racers were undeterred.

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Who is Lupita Nyong’o? Meet Hollywood's Next Big Star Making Her Debut Opposite Brad Pitt

Lupita Nyong’o, 30, plays a slave named Patsey in the pre-civil war film based on the true story of Solomon Northrup, a free black man living in New York who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Louisiana.

Kenya To Microchip All Rhinos, Chips Will Provide ‘Crucial Evidence’ To Prosecute Poachers

Wildlife officials in Kenya plant to tackle rhino poaching by inserting microchips into the horns of its 1,000 rhinos. The chips will help law enforcement prosecute rhino poachers.

Blast In Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Would-Be Bombers May Have Been Al-Shabab

Debris found at the site of the explosion suggests the perpetrators may have planned to target a major soccer game.

Chicago Marathon: Maickel Melamed, Man With Muscular Dystrophy, Crosses Finish Line Last Nearly 17 Hours Later

Nearly 17 hours after starting the Bank of America Chicago Marahton, Maickel Melamed, 38, finished the race with an entourage of support behind him.

African Union Countries Rally Around Kenyan President, But Won’t Withdraw From The ICC

African leaders decided Saturday to push for an amendment barring the International Criminal Court from trying sitting heads of state.

The Continent Versus The Court: African Union Deliberates Withdrawal From The ICC

An AU summit Friday could result in an unprecedented mass withdrawal from the International Criminal Court.

Al Qaeda Militant Al-Libi’s Capture In Libya ‘Legal,’ Says John Kerry After Libya Demands Explanation

The Libyan militant was indicted in the U.S. in 2000 over the 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Tanzania and Kenya.

Libya Protests 'Kidnap' Of Al Qaeda Suspect

U.S. special forces in Tripoli seized an accused mastermind of 1998 bombings.

Navy SEAL Team Seizes Somali Shabab Militant

U.S. Navy SEALs raided a seaside villa in Somalia in retaliation for the Kenya attack.

Kenya Mall Attacks: Indians Living In Fear, Somalis Worry Over Backlash

The Gujarati community has lived in Kenya, and other regions of East Africa, for well over a hundred years.

Small Farms, Big Investment For Food Security: Syngenta To Invest $500 Million In African Agriculture

The company hopes to build up a market among Africa's subsistence farming communities.

Kenya Calls US Travel Warning ‘Uncalled For, Unnecessary And Unfriendly’

Kenya laid out reasons why travel warnings would only make a bad situation worse, but that didn’t stop the U.S. from issuing one.

Soft Targets: Kenya Shopping Mall Shootings Raises Fears Of Similar Atrocities In India

Indian shopping centers have already increased security efforts since the 2008 attacks in Mumbai.

Samantha Lewthwaite: 'White Widow' Wanted By Interpol; British Convert To Islam May Have Been Involved In Kenya Shopping Mall Terror Attack [PHOTO]

Although authorities said a woman was involved in the terror attack on the Westgate Shopping Mall in Nairobi, it's unclear whether Samantha Lewthwaite was among the terrorists.

Islamic Banking Revolution: Africa Is Seeing an Explosion In Banks Looking To Cash In On Continent's Growing Muslim Population

Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Botswana and Zambia are among the African nations adjusting to the continent's surge in Islamic banking.

Djibouti Government Forces US Drones To Leave Airport After Tense Summer For American Troops At Camp Lemonnier

The drones have been banished to the desert, but Djibouti remains a major hub for U.S. counterterrorism ops in the Horn of Africa.

Indian woman holds her baby during attack at Westgate mall

Kenyan Upscale Shopping Mall Terror Attack: Were Indians Targeted?

Between 70,000 and 100,000 people of Indian origin -- constituting less than 1 percent of the population -- live in Kenya.

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir and Defense Minister Muhammad Hussein during a Popular Defense Force rally in Khartoum in March

Protests Rock Sudan As Bashir Slashes Fuel Subsidies In Accordance With IMF Recommendations

Sudanese demonstrators are taking to the streets as fuel and petrol prices nearly double.

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta Declares Victory In Nairobi Mall Siege; But Death Toll Feared To Rise

But, the death toll could exceed the current estimate as operations are under way to retrieve bodies of the victims and militants.

Barrick Gold (ABX) Acknowledges That It Probably Wouldn’t Have Greenlighted Pascua Lama Mine, If Cost Overruns Were Known At Start

Barrick’s CEO told the Denver Gold Forum that it wasn’t worth it for the company to cancel Pascua Lama, because the company is halfway through mine development.

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