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BRIEFLY: Attacks in Nigeria leave thousands without schools
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BRIEFLY: In Nairobi, a focus on decent jobs and better lives
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Justice for children: Lubanga and Kony are only the tip of the iceberg
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Education in the spotlight in 2011
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Pauline Rose
Skills are the key to fighting inequality, OECD says
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World AIDS Day: When education helps to save lives
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BRIEFLY: 7 million children out of school in the DRC
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More money needed to get all children into school by 2015
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Financial crisis threatens education in Swaziland
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How to reduce poverty’s impact on education
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Nobel Peace Prize puts focus on women in conflict
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More teachers, please! And in Africa, women especially
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