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Africa Live: Thousands join Nigeria cost-of-living protests
They are fed up of inflation and austerity and want to end IMF and World Bank policies - and more stories.
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Senegal's president agrees to go but no poll date set
Macky Sall's attempt to postpone the elections has thrown Senegal into political turmoil.
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Thousands mourn marathon star destined for greatness
People pay their respects at the funeral of world record holder Kelvin Kiptum who died at 24.
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France expels 'radical' Tunisian imam for flag slur
Immigration reforms have made it easier for the French government to forcibly remove foreign residents.
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Trumpets, turtles and talons: Africa's top shots
A selection of the best photos from the African continent and beyond.
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Russia angers Guinea's junta after government dissolved
Russia's embassy reportedly warned of possible unrest in Guinea, angering its military rulers.
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The all-female Senegalese band putting women front and centre
Orchestre Jigeen Ñi want to inspire a new generation of musicians in their country, one song at a time.
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The all-female Senegalese band putting women front and centre
Orchestre Jigeen Ñi want to inspire a new generation of musicians in their country, one song at a time.
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Kenya drops unpopular entry fee for seven countries
South Africans and Ethiopians are among those who will no longer have to pay a $30 fee to enter.
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Family share memories of Kenya’s marathon legend
Kelvin Kiptum is to be buried in his village in Kenya where his family remember what made him special.
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The awful conditions that cattle are kept in on ships
The stench from a vessel loaded with cattle which engulfed Cape Town has drawn attention to a wider issue.
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The Ethiopian schoolchildren surviving on wild berries
About 400 people are thought to have starved to death in six months in Tigray and Amhara regions.
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The Ethiopian schoolchildren surviving on wild berries
About 400 people are thought to have starved to death in six months in Tigray and Amhara regions.
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‘The suffering is incredibly difficult to bear’
Millions have been forced to flee the conflict between M23 rebels and DR Congo government forces.
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How Russia has rebranded Wagner in Africa
Russia has taken the mercenary group into its intelligence services, using it to destabilise Africa.
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Africa's 'flying presidents' under fire for foreign trips
The Kenyan and Nigerian presidents face domestic criticism for their frequent trips abroad.
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West Africa’s Michelin-starred cuisine wows London
African fine dining is often overlooked, but now restaurants are getting their just deserts.
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French migration row engulfs island in Indian Ocean
The island of Mayotte becomes the latest battleground in France over the laws on immigration.
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Congo player leaves top Rwandan club over war gesture
After scoring, footballer Heritier Luvumbu expressed solidarity with war victims in his home country.
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Why Kenyan men hold a conference on Valentine's Day
Social media is awash with events enabling men to get away from the "pressures" of Valentine's Day.
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