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Languageofpeace.org is a website from United Nations Peacemake, developed and maintained in cooperation with Cambridge University. Languageofpeace.org is an innovative tool to search provisions of Peace Agreements. Designed to meet the needs of mediators, drafters, conflict parties and other stakeholders, it provides easy access to compare and collate language on key issues across 75,000+ provisions of around 1,000 peace agreements.

Bibliographies for each language spoken in Zambia.

The LASDEL (Laboratoire d'Etudes et de Recherche sur les Dynamiques Sociales et le Développement Local) website focuses on the social sciences in Niger and Benin (in French).

Provides news from various news agencies on Ivory Coast and other African countries.

An introduction to Benin’s literature between 1980 and 1999 with information on authors, subjects and a bibliography (in French).

A blog by the Togolese author Kangni Alem who won the Grand prix littéraire d'Afrique noire in 2003.

The latest news from Niger.

The latest news from Burkina Faso (in French).

Provides information (in French) about Dakar, the Senegalese economy, ethnic groups, national parks, history, religion and much more.

DRC daily and news site.

Offers a critical interpretation and didactic presentation of Togolese colonial photographs by Kokou Azamede.

A public interest law centre, striving to make the law accessible to those with the least access through education, law reform, research, litigation, legal advice, representation and lobbying and the ultimate aim of creating and maintaining a human rights culture in Namibia. The centre publishes legal information. A lot of its publications are available free of charge on the centre's website.

Recent news from Mauritius (in French).

Provides information about the history, collections and services of the National Archives of Tunisia (in French Arabic and English).

Weekly news from the Republic of Congo (in French).

Links to different Algerian ministries and their websites with information and official documents (in French).

Has more than 500 old photos and postcards from the colonial period.

LCN is an umbrella body of NGOs in Lesotho that offers support through leadership training, information dissemination, capacity building, coordination, advocacy and representation when dealing with the government and the international community. Its newsletter is downloadable.

A website with entries on Lesotho, its people, history and language, including a English-Sotho wordlist.

LNDC is the main parastatal charged with implementing industrial development policies in Lesotho.

The latest news from Mauritius (in French).

Weekly news from Niger (in French).

This official government site provides news and information about Liberia's President and executive branch, including details of speeches, events, issues and a staff directory.

Social and economic statistics and geo-spatial information about Liberia.

Offers extensive information on Liberia with pictures, maps and analysis. This website is maintained by Fred P.M. van der Kraaij who worked as an evaluator for the Dutch government.

Free access to Liberian legal information, provided by the Liberia Legal Information Institute (LiberLII).

Privately owned.

Comments and information on events in Liberia and Liberia-related events by Fred P.M. van der Kraaij, a former evaluator for the Netherlands government.

The Indiana University Liberian Collections Photograph Collection holds over 30,000 images from the 1940s to the present. Photographers include Liberian and American government officials and employees, private citizens, missionaries, development workers, concessions employees and ethnographic researchers.

News from Algeria (in French).

This directory of libraries and archives in Cameroon was compiled by the Goethe-Institut Kamerun.

This collection of websites represents emerging expressionism by Egyptian political parties and movements, along with blogs and news media sites of the time. These sites may be considered a form of virtual ephemera, appearing prior to the advent of popular social media channels.

Congress established its Law Library in 1832, recognizing its need for ready access to reliable legal materials. The Law Library has grown over the years to become the world’s largest law library, with a collection of over 2.65 million volumes spanning the ages and covering virtually every jurisdiction in the world.

The Library of Congress prints & photographs online catalog.

Le Portail National de Signalement des Thèses [PNST[) and the Arabic Union Catalogue (in French).

Offers information about libraries and museums in Libya.

A list of films produced in Algeria.

A chronological list of Portuguese films produced in Angola.

An alphabetical list of films produced in Kenya.

An alphabetical list of films produced in Mozambique.

A chronology of films produced in South Africa or by the South African film industry.

Literature by country on Wikipedia

Lucy Lloyd an Wilhelm Bleek collected a unique and expansive archive of stories, drawings, and watercolors about |xam and !kun peoples and language. The project resulted in more than 13 000 notebook pages of narrative as well as genealogies, maps, and illustrations of |xam and !kun observations of daily life.

Provides chronological geographical information about the environment and events in the rural areas from the early 1800s onwards. Highlights places seldom mentioned in print. Compiled in 2005 with an update in 2008 by Bernhard Lindahl from the Nordic Africa Institute.

Recent news from Madagascar (in French).

The French Institute of Madagascar (IFM) provides information on exhibitions, concerts, conferences, lectures, live performances, literary forums, workshops, panel discussions and festivals, and also has a library with an online catalogue (in French).

The latest news from Madagascar (in French).

Provides information on traditional and contemporary Malagasy music, instruments and artists.

The Maghreb, historically known as the Barbary Coast or Barbary States (derived from Berber), is usually defined as much or most of the region of western North Africa or Northwest Africa, west of Egypt. The region includes Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Mauritania.

The Mail & Guardian is a South African weekly newspaper.