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Niger the latest coup in West Africa
Niger the latest coup in West Africa

Soldiers in the West African country of Niger have announced a coup on national TV. They said they had dissolved the constitution, suspended all inst…

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Devastating wildfires in Algeria and Tunisia
Devastating wildfires in Algeria and Tunisia

Devastating wildfires along Algeria's coast and in neighbouring Tunisia have destroyed homes and killed at least 34 people. We focus on the efforts …

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Tax evasion costing African countries billions
Tax evasion costing African countries billions

We look at how illicit financial flows are costing African governments billions of dollars in lost revenue and affecting spending on vital public ser…

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Situation in Sudan 100 days since fight started
Situation in Sudan 100 days since fight started

One hundred days since the start of Sudan's new war -harrowing testimonies of Sudanese refugees in neighbouring Chad. Meanwhile protection and learni…

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Football: FIFA Women's World Cup underway
Football: FIFA Women's World Cup underway

All eyes on the African teams as the Women’s World Cup gets underway. After years of being in the shadows, Morocco's national team will be making his…

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Gender: A long journey to equality
Gender: A long journey to equality

The challenge facing Africa's women and children is highlighted by a new United Nations report, which reveals that no country has achieved full gende…

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Schools in Kenya close over cost-of-living demonstrations
Schools in Kenya close over cost-of-living demonstrations

Is there school in Kenya? Schools in the capital Nairobi and the coastal town of Mombasa have been shut indefinitely as three days of nationwide cos…

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Twitter’s Ghanaian staff without severance pay
Twitter’s Ghanaian staff without severance pay

Twitter’s former employees in Ghana say the company has gone silent on all negotiations regarding payment of severance pay. In Africa, the biggest im…

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Call for investigation into Darfur atrocities
Call for investigation into Darfur atrocities

Human Rights Watch has called for an investigation into an increase in atrocities in Sudan's Darfur region, since recent fighting between the army an…

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Opposition boycotts new Sierra Leone parliament
Opposition boycotts new Sierra Leone parliament

New MPs were sworn in as Sierra Leone’s parliament opened following June’s elections, but the main opposition APC party is boycotting government busi…

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