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Uganda Makerere University fire: 'Ivory Tower' gutted
Posted on Sunday September 20, 2020

An overnight blaze leaves a distinctive building at one of Africa's oldest universities a shell.

Coronavirus: WHO sets rules for testing African herbal remedies
Posted on Sunday September 20, 2020

Sound science "will be the sole basis" for safe and effective therapies to be adopted, the WHO says.

Lagos Inferno: The blast that destroyed a Nigerian girls' school
Posted on Sunday September 20, 2020

An explosion in Lagos, Nigeria killed 23 people and destroyed a girls’ boarding school. But what caused it?

Egypt tomb: Sarcophagi buried for 2,500 years unearthed in Saqqara
Posted on Sunday September 20, 2020

The 27 wooden coffins are said to have lain undisturbed inside a well at an ancient necropolis.

Ethiopia charges opposition figures with terrorism
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

The group, who will appear in court on Monday, faces charges related to deadly violence in June.

Zimbabwe: Africa’s first mine where workforce is made up entirely of women
Posted on Sunday September 20, 2020

Zimbaqua mine is the first mine in Africa where the workforce is made up entirely of women.

Central African Republic: Ex-officer arrested for war crimes
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

Eric Danboy Bagale, a guard under ex-President François Bozizé, was arrested by French police.

Coronavirus in South Africa: Relief, pride and the 'new normal'
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

As the "worst phase of the epidemic" is overcome, experts delve into the data to learn more about Covid-19.

Africa's week in pictures: 11 - 17 September 2020
Posted on Thursday September 17, 2020

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

Coronavirus in Kenya: From salon to sewer worker
Posted on Tuesday September 15, 2020

Some of those who lost their jobs amid the pandemic are being paid to clean up their neighbourhoods.

The Nigerian filmmakers risking jail with lesbian movie Ife
Posted on Monday September 14, 2020

The film board in Nigeria, where same-sex relationships are banned, says the film violates strict laws on homosexuality.

Nigeria's slave descendants prevented from marrying who they want
Posted on Sunday September 13, 2020

Campaigners fight to overturn customs and a caste system that discriminates against some Igbo people.

Kenya: Tackling teen pregnancies through sex education
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

Lily is bringing sex education to remote areas in Kenya in her fight to end teen pregnancies.

To code-switch or not to code-switch?
Posted on Thursday September 17, 2020

Many black people feel that they have to code-switch when entering white majority spaces.

LGBT in Africa: 'Persecution at home made me an immigrant'
Posted on Tuesday September 15, 2020

Faced with persecution, LGBT members in Africa are often left with no choice but to seek asylum in other countries.

Coronavirus in Africa: Explaining the bogus 'viral blockers' worn by some politicians
Posted on Monday September 14, 2020

BBC Africa explains the facts behind 'protective badges' that some politicians have been wearing.

Several African countries hit by devastating floods
Posted on Friday September 11, 2020

Millions of people have been affected by floods in sub-Saharan Africa; in Senegal a year's worth of rain fell in just 24 hours.

Attenborough and the special moment fuelling his hope
Posted on Friday September 11, 2020

Sir David Attenborough and the mountain gorillas that have won the fight against extinction.

Sauti Sol: How do celebrities deal with mental health issues?
Posted on Thursday September 10, 2020

The term, dustbin, is popular among a group of celebrated male musicians in Kenya when it comes to mental health.

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News24.com | Families struggle as heavy rain, more floods expected in Sudan
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

Since July, at least 115 people have been killed after days of torrential rains brought record-breaking floods. ??United Nations has been working on scaling up emergency food assistance, with hundreds of thousands of people still living in desperate conditions in makeshift camps.

News24.com | Somalia names new prime minister, unveils plan for elections
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

President appoints newcomer Mohamed Hussein Roble to replace former Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire.

News24.com | Arrested 'Hotel Rwanda' hero duped into flying to Kigali - report
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

Paul Rusesabagina, the polarising hero of the "Hotel Rwanda" film who was arrested last month in Kigali, was duped into boarding a jet he thought was flying to Burundi, a report said.

News24.com | Ethiopia files terrorism charges against leading opposition activist
Posted on Saturday September 19, 2020

Ethiopia has filed terrorism charges against a prominent media mogul and opposition politician from the Oromo ethnic group, Jawar Mohammed, the attorney general's office said on Saturday.

News24.com | Botswana opts to make land owners of wives with new law
Posted on Friday September 18, 2020

A wife in Botswana can now own land alongside her husband, President Mokgweetsi Masisi said, in a boost for women that rights groups called long overdue.

News24.com | Somali president picks newcomer Mohamed Hussein Roble as prime minister ahead of looming elections
Posted on Friday September 18, 2020

Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed has picked political newcomer Mohamed Hussein Roble as prime minister, his office has said, cementing power around the presidency ahead of elections due next year.

News24.com | Namibia to allow international travel, lift Covid-19 state of emergency
Posted on Thursday September 17, 2020

The Namibian government said it will open up the country for international travel from 18 September as it ends a six-month long state of emergency with the average number of daily coronavirus cases trending downwards.

News24.com | 'Hotel Rwanda' hero denied bail in terrorism trial
Posted on Thursday September 17, 2020

A Kigali court on Thursday denied bail to Paul Rusesabagina, whose actions during the 1994 Rwandan genocide inspired the Oscar-nominated film "Hotel Rwanda", ahead of his trial on numerous charges including terrorism.

News24.com | Nigeria forming agency to manage hundreds of millions of dollars in seized cash and assets
Posted on Thursday September 17, 2020

Nigeria plans to form an agency to manage hundreds of millions of dollars in assets seized domestically or returned from abroad following anti-corruption probes, the justice minister has said.

News24.com | 219 prisoners escape Ugandan jail, some with guns and ammunition - military
Posted on Thursday September 17, 2020

Prisoners in a Ugandan jail have overpowered their guards and 219 of them escaped with at least 15 guns, but two were killed after security forces launched an operation to recapture them, a military spokesperson has said.

News24.com | 'We cannot bear this': Algerian winemakers echo SA lockdown woes amid ongoing distribution ban
Posted on Wednesday September 16, 2020

Algerian winemaker Dahmane Hamamouche used to rise early and rush to work each morning, but he no longer bothers, as his firm chokes on a cocktail of woes.

News24.com | Tanzania lifts ban on Kenyan airlines as virus row abates
Posted on Wednesday September 16, 2020

Tanzania announced it was lifting a ban on several Kenyan airlines after Nairobi announced it would no longer impose a coronavirus quarantine on travellers from the country.

News24.com | West Africa leaders press Mali junta over transition
Posted on Wednesday September 16, 2020

West African leaders have met the head of Mali's military junta to press for the return to civilian rule nearly a month after rebel officers seized power.

News24.com | Sudan's Bashir trial adjourned
Posted on Wednesday September 16, 2020

The trial of Sudan's deposed strongman Omar al-Bashir over his role in the 1989 military coup that brought him to power has been adjourned, the judge has announced.

News24.com | Zimbabwe eases Covid-19 restrictions as exam classes start
Posted on Tuesday September 15, 2020

Zimbabwe on Tuesday lifted a ban on inter-city travel and extended working hours as the government gradually re-opens the economy by easing Covid-19 restrictions.

News24.com | More than 50 prisoners starve to death in east Congo prison
Posted on Tuesday September 15, 2020

Fifty-two inmates at a prison in the northeastern Congo city of Bunia have starved to death this year because of insufficient government funding, the United Nations and local authorities said.

News24.com | UK says following court case of Zimbabwe journalist
Posted on Tuesday September 15, 2020

Britain's foreign minister Dominic Raab said he was following the court case in Zimbabwe of journalist Hopewell Chin'ono, who has been critical of President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government.

News24.com | Ivory Coast court clears President Alassane Ouattara's third-term bid as fresh violence erupts
Posted on Tuesday September 15, 2020

Ivory Coast's top court has cleared the path for President Alassane Ouattara to seek a contentious third term, as protests turned violent in several cities and fears grew of a repeat of the conflict that claimed 3 000 lives in the West African country a decade ago.

News24.com | Mozambique government condemns 'horrifying' execution of naked woman by men in army uniform
Posted on Tuesday September 15, 2020

Mozambique's government has denounced gruesome video footage of men in army uniform beating and executing a naked woman suspected of being an insurgent.

News24.com | Nigerian health workers in new strike over hazard pay
Posted on Monday September 14, 2020

Nigerian health workers launched a strike Monday over pay, Covid-19 bonuses and inadequate facilities, union leaders said, in the latest work stoppage in the West African country.

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