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DR Congo poll: Blaze hits electoral depot as tense vote nears
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

The fire - amid a violent poll campaign - destroyed most of the voting machines for the capital.

In pictures: Ethiopians drum for unity
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

Ethiopia brings together the more than 80 national or ethnic groups that live in the country in a celebration of diversity.

CAR football boss faces war crimes trial
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Former CAR militia leader Edouard Ngaïssona is arrested over alleged crimes against humanity.

Burundi denies running secret torture houses
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

The government dismisses a BBC investigation into detention centres as "fake news".

DR Congo election: 'Two killed' at Martin Fayulu rally
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Police fired at opposition supporters in the southern city of Lubumbashi, rights activists say.

Tanzania dam: Power plant planned in Selous Game Reserve
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Environmentalists oppose the plan to build the plant in one of East Africa's best-known game reserves.

Ghana drones: Row over blood-delivery devices
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

A government-backed scheme for supplying medicine brings accusations of a "high-tech vanity project".

Kenyan model: 'I won't wear make-up to hide my scars'
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

Claudiah Wanjiru says that after a difficult journey her scars have made her beautiful.

From Ebola survivor to trainee doctor
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Five years ago, Daniel lost everything to Ebola. Now he's training to become a doctor.

African pro-wrestler Cindi Gold: I'm forging a path for other black women
Posted on Tuesday December 11, 2018

Cindi Gold says she's carving a path for other black women to join Africa's pro-wrestling scene.

Nigeria's Fulani men who get whipped to find a wife
Posted on Monday December 10, 2018

Some ethnic Fulanis in Nigeria enter a painful endurance contest in a bid to win female admirers.

Coloured wedding dresses are on trend: Designer Ogake Mosomi
Posted on Sunday December 09, 2018

Abandoning white gowns means women can wear them more than once, says Kenyan designer Ogake Mosomi.

Cherrie: The Scandinavian RnB star with Somali roots
Posted on Saturday December 08, 2018

RnB star Cherrie talks success and identity as a black woman of Somali heritage in Scandinavia.

New Cameroon FA boss Seidou Mbombo Njoya vows 'transparency'
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

Newly elected federation president Seidou Mbombo Njoya promises 'transparency' as he bids to rebuild the credibility of football in Cameroon.

Morocco decide against 2019 Africa Cup of Nations bid
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Morocco will not bid to host the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations says the country's Minister of Youth and Sport Rachid Talbi Alami

Joel Matip: Liverpool defender out for up to six weeks with fractured collarbone
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Liverpool defender Joel Matip could be out for up to six weeks as he needs surgery on a fractured collarbone.

2018 African Super Cup: Caf moves traditional fixture to Qatar
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Caf confirms that the 2018 African Super Cup, between Esperance and Raja Casablanca, will be played in Qatar - moving away from Africa for the first time.

Amath Ndiaye Diedhiou: Senegal star in race to be fit for 2019 Afcon
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Senegal and Getafe forward Amath Diedhiou Ndiaye faces a race to be fit for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations after undergoing surgery on a knee ligament injury

Anne Soy: How foreign powers have stopped Somali pirates
Posted on Tuesday December 11, 2018

Foreign navies have played a key role in curbing piracy off Somalia's coast, writes the BBC's Anne Soy.

Catherine Byaruhanga: From revelry to tragedy on Uganda party boat
Posted on Sunday December 09, 2018

Six survivors speak about how a day of revelry turned into tragedy in Uganda as a party boat sank.

Luke Reddy: Ghana boxer's rise from homeless to world success
Posted on Thursday December 06, 2018

From training in parks to sleeping on a gym floor, WBO world super-bantamweight champion Isaac Dogboe is now set for Madison Square Garden.

The devastating effects of drought and severe weather in Mozambique
Posted on Sunday December 02, 2018

Mário Macilau has produced a photo series on the people of Mozambique effected by severe weather

Ghana's red-hot funerals: Buried in a chilli pepper
Posted on Monday November 26, 2018

A car, a plane, or a chilli pepper - what kind of coffin do you want to be buried in?

In pictures: Follow Ghana's 'yellow-brick road'
Posted on Saturday October 20, 2018

The artist who carpets streets in Accra with huge tapestries of yellow plastic squares.

Spectacular super bloom transforms South African desert
Posted on Thursday September 13, 2018

Photographer Tommy Trenchard captures South Africa's wild flower phenomenon.

How one DR Congo town is coping with Ebola outbreak
Posted on Monday September 10, 2018

Ebola: DR Congo health workers fight to contain virus, as new outbreak claims more lives

Migrant crisis: Life and death on a Spanish rescue boat in Mediterranean
Posted on Wednesday August 29, 2018

A photographer spent 29 days on board a Spanish rescue boat off the coast of Libya

The forest beekeepers of Zanzibar
Posted on Sunday August 26, 2018

Using honey to boost the income of the archipelago's residents.

In pictures: ‘This is the Sudan I want to show’
Posted on Tuesday August 21, 2018

Sudanese photographer Ola Alsheikh shares her favourite shots from her hometown, Khartoum.

The details of life in a refugee camp
Posted on Monday August 06, 2018

Photographer Tommy Trenchard captures small details that reflect the lives of refugees who have fled South Sudan.

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News24.com | Nigeria presidential challenger signs peaceful poll pact
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

The main challenger to President Muhammadu Buhari in next year's presidential poll has signed a deal committing to peaceful elections a day after missing the initial ceremony in the capital.

News24.com | DRC opposition supporter, 17, shot dead ahead of election rally: party
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

A teenager was shot dead in central Democratic Republic of Congo when police fired towards a group of supporters ahead of a rally by opposition candidate Felix Tshisekedi, his party says.

News24.com | Gandhi statue removed after student protest in Ghana
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

A statue of Indian independence leader Mahatma Gandhi has been removed from Ghana's most prestigious university after complaints that he was racist against black Africans.

News24.com | Fire destroys thousands of DRC voting machines in capital Kinshasa
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

Democratic Republic of Congo says thousands of voting machines have been destroyed in an overnight fire just 10 days before the presidential election, but officials vow it will not disrupt the vote.

News24.com | Zanu-PF 'unanimously endorses' Mnangagwa for 2023 elections – reports
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu-PF party has reportedly already endorsed President Emmerson Mnangagwa as its presidential candidate for the 2023 elections.

News24.com | At least 3 killed during DRC opposition rally
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

Three people were killed on Wednesday in clashes with police on the sidelines of an opposition rally in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo ahead of this month's presidential elections, sources say.

News24.com | Top Africa stories: Zim post-election violence report to be made public, Mozambique
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reportedly reassured Zimbabweans that he will make public the post-election violence report, and Mozambique has named top ex-rebels to army command.

News24.com | Mali says foiled New Year's Eve terror attacks
Posted on Thursday December 13, 2018

A four-man "terrorist cell" suspected of planning New Year's Eve attacks in Mali, Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso has been dismantled by Malian intelligence services, a statement says.

News24.com | EU court rejects Mubarak bid to end European sanctions
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

An EU court has rejected a bid by Egypt's former president Hosni Mubarak to lift a freeze on his assets in Europe that followed his ouster in the 2011 revolution.

News24.com | ICC: France arrests Central African Republic militia leader
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

A senior leader of a Central African Republic militia has been arrested in France on a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity and war crimes including murder and torture

News24.com | Germany opens negligent homicide probe in Mali Airbus chopper crash
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

German prosecutors have said they had opened a probe against three individuals for negligent homicide in the 2017 crash of a German military helicopter in a UN operation in Mali.

News24.com | Tanzania agrees to construct $3bn dam in wildlife park
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Tanzania has signed a $3 billion agreement with Egyptian companies to construct a huge hydroelectric plant in a game reserve that is a Unesco World Heritage site.

News24.com | Activists fear states will fall short on UN migration pact
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

As heads of state and government jetted out of Morocco after formally adopting a UN deal on migration, NGOs raised doubts about its implementation on the ground and the high seas.

News24.com | Egypt says 27 militants killed in Sinai, border with Libya
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Egypt says its security forces have killed at least 27 suspected militants in the restive northern Sinai Peninsula and along its porous border with Libya.

News24.com | WATCH: Togo's barter market... keeping tradition alive and poverty at bay
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Every Saturday on the northern shore of Lake Togo, some 65km east of the capital, Lome, Togoville runs a lively traditional barter market. Watch this video

News24.com | Egypt releases prominent activist blogger
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Egyptian authorities have released a prominent activist and blogger who had criticised the government after more than seven months of detention.

News24.com | Rwandan government appeals verdict against dissident
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Rwanda's chief prosecutor has said he would appeal after dissident politician Diane Rwigara was acquitted in a high-profile trial.

News24.com | Tunisia's 'truth commission' winds up 4-year mission
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

After four years working "under fire" and interviewing almost 50 000 witnesses, Tunisia's commission tasked with serving justice to victims of half a century of dictatorship is poised to submit its recommendations.

News24.com | Nigeria presidential candidate denies peace deal snub
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Nigeria's main opposition party has blamed a "communication lapse" for its candidate not being present to sign a deal with other candidates for peaceful elections.

News24.com | Conflict in Cameroon is extracting a heavy toll on ordinary people
Posted on Wednesday December 12, 2018

Ordinary people are being deeply affected by the continued violence tearing apart Cameroon, writes The Conversation.

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