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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 12.02.2018 | 19:00 UTC South Sudan UNICEF: 'Child soldiers want to continue their education' Roughly 19,000 children are still part of armed groups today in South Sudan. On the international day against the use of child soldiers, we spoke to UNICEF about the future of these children. In search of refuge: from South Sudan to DR Congo South Sudan: Armed groups free over 300 child soldiers Conflict in South Sudan with hyperinflation, food insecurity threatening famine for 2018 Rights group: Al Shabab forcibly recruits children Ivory Coast Ivory Coast: A country still deeply divided Over seven years after Ivory Coast's crisis, the country's political scene remains divided. Victims feel that they have not been equally compensated and army mutinies destabilized cities over the past few years. Ivory Coast soldiers deny 'agreement' with government to end mutiny Gbagbo acquittal in Ivory Coast brings accusations of 'flawed' trial Ivory Coast votes in poll likely to bolster President Ouattara Prosecutor: Gbagbo unleashed 'unspeakable violence' in Ivory Coast South African President Jacob Zuma falls from favor in ANC South Africa's Jacob Zuma is facing a pivotal battle for his scandal-ridden presidency. There was a time, however, when he was known as a fiery fighter against apartheid and a political prisoner alongside Nelson Mandela. South African leader Jacob Zuma awaits his fate Pressure mounts on Jacob Zuma to step down South Africa's President Zuma: A chronology of scandal South Africa postpones state of nation address amid possible Zuma recall South Africa's ruling ANC elects Cyril Ramaphosa as new leader Jacob Zuma's future on the brink as South Africa's ANC holds urgent meeting Former diplomat admits CIA involvement in Nelson Mandela arrest Zuma drops rape cartoon case   © Deutsche Welle 2018