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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 15.01.2018 | 19:00 UTC Somalia Rights group: Al Shabab forcibly recruits children "We are taking them for Jihad," al Shabab militants reportedly told teachers at a school in Somalia. The rights group Human Rights Watch has documented the evidence. Somalia group Al Shabab claims assault on presidential palace in Mogadishu Safe haven turned into nightmare for Somali woman African, female, with a message online What makes young African Muslims join jihadi groups? Sexual education Debate in Kenya: What to tell kids about sex At what age should we talk to kids about sex? And what should we tell them? As opinions diverge, Kenyans are trying to find appropriate answers. The 77 Percent: Karen Lucas on sex education Follow the Hashtag: Let's talk about sex - perhaps not in Poland Ring, ring: Sex education call center in Senegal Africa's untapped porn industry Giant 910-carat diamond found in Lesotho One of the world's largest diamonds has been found in the Letseng mine in Lesotho, a small country surrounded by South Africa. The diamond was found by UK mining company Gem Diamonds and could be worth up to $40 million. Viewer's Question Demand for diamonds on the rise Pastor finds 709-carat diamond in Sierra Leone EU lawmakers vote to ban 'blood minerals' Amnesty warns on blood diamond trading in CAR Inside Russia's diamond mines Huge Sierra Leone diamond prepared for New York auction Global Witness: 'EU needs to take firm stand on conflict minerals' Africa is rich in diamonds but still poor Sierra Leone 'Peace Diamond' undersells for over $6 million at auction Glittering Works of Art: Chandeliers   © Deutsche Welle 2018