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Zimbabwe President Mnangagwa says he was 'inches' from Bulawayo explosion
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

President Mnangagwa says he was close to the blast at a rally in Bulawayo but was unhurt.

Ethiopia: One dead and dozens hurt in grenade attack at pro-PM rally
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Prime minister Abiy Ahmed was whisked away from the event attended by thousands in Addis Ababa.

World Cup 2018: Egypt's Mohamed Salah becomes 'honorary citizen of Chechnya'
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov announces Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is now an honorary citizen of the Russian republic.

Belgium beat Tunisia 5-2
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Premier League pair Romelu Lukaku and Eden Hazard both score twice as Belgium all but secure qualification with victory over Tunisia.

Boris Becker insists CAR diplomatic passport is genuine
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

The foreign ministry of the Central African Republic says the ex-tennis star has a fake document.

Akon to build 'real Wakanda' in Senegal
Posted on Thursday June 21, 2018

The multi-platinum selling artist announces his own cryptocurrency and city - both named after himself.

Joseph Mbilinyi takes Tanzania to court over rap song ban
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

Tanzanian banned the rap song by MP Joseph Mbilinyi, also known as MC Sugu, for being "violent".

Ghanaian denied UK visa to save sister's life
Posted on Thursday June 21, 2018

Shirley Kordie's brother Joseph is a "perfect" stem cell match and is ready to donate.

What do people in CAR make of envoy Boris Becker?
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

The former tennis champion says his Central African Republic passport is genuine, but officials say it's fake.

Senegal's Ferdinand Coly on life after football
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Former Senegal international Ferdinand Coly talks to the BBC about farming and life after football.

Zimbabwe: Exiled white farmers return
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

Rob Smart was driven from his farm under Robert Mugabe's rule and has now been allowed back by the Zimbabwean government.

Nigerian Afrobeats star Wizkid on fame and his fans
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

The Afrobeats star on why he thinks the African music scene is the biggest in the world.

Boris Becker tells Marr: My CAR passport is genuine
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

The foreign minister of the Central African Republic claims the former tennis star's document is false.

Why farms in Zimbabwe were confiscated
Posted on Thursday June 21, 2018

As farmers are offered new leases, BBC Rewind looks at the background to the issue.

World Cup 2018: Nigeria's Ahmed Musa challenges Lionel Messi as Argentina hero
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

A hero for two countries who will now go head to head - 'Lionel Musa' is set to face Messi for a place in the last 16.

World Cup 2018: Belgium v Tunisia - rate the players
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Romelu Lukaku was your man of the match in Belgium's 5-2 win over Tunisia, with an average rating of 8.25.

Carl Ikeme: Wolves keeper in 'complete remission'
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Wolves keeper Carl Ikeme is in "complete remission" after "a tough year and intense chemotherapy" following his diagnosis of acute leukaemia in 2017.

World Cup 2018: Senegal's Sadio Mane set for special treatment by Japan
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Japan will need brains in the absence of brawn in their Group H clash with Senegal, says coach Akira Nishino.

Nomsa Maseko meets a woman set alight by her partner
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

Three women are killed each day by their partners in South Africa.

Fergal Keane: Have Zimbabwe's generals turned into democrats?
Posted on Wednesday June 20, 2018

As Zimbabwe heads towards election season, have Robert Mugabe's supporters really turned into democrats?

Tomi Oladipo: What's happening in Cameroon?
Posted on Wednesday June 13, 2018

Unrest has gripped Cameroon's English-speaking regions for two years.

The Gambian village transformed by graffiti
Posted on Monday May 21, 2018

What happened when international street artists, who normally paint murals on urban walls, headed to rural Gambia.

BBC journalist Laeïla Adjovi wins Dakar Biennale art prize
Posted on Friday May 04, 2018

The series of photos tells the story of a fictional creature breaking free from African stereotypes.

Winnie Mandela memorial
Posted on Wednesday April 11, 2018

Thousands attend a memorial service in South Africa to pay tribute to anti-apartheid activist.

The churches of Lalibela in Ethiopia
Posted on Saturday March 31, 2018

Ahead of Easter, the BBC's Frank Gardner visits the churches of Ethiopia.

Water power: How one pump is helping an entire community
Posted on Thursday March 22, 2018

In Niger, the presence of clean water is helping to wash away some of a village's worries.

Life after Ebola
Posted on Monday February 19, 2018

The legacy of the virus which spread through three West African countries.

The street dancers who dream big
Posted on Tuesday February 06, 2018

The street dancers in Sierra Leone who are using their talent to try to make a living.

Memories and beauty captured in Africa
Posted on Wednesday January 17, 2018

Memory is among the themes featuring at the African Biennale of Photography in Mali's capital.

Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani: Why many Nigerians scoff at paternity leave
Posted on Tuesday June 12, 2018

Many scoff at paternity leave in Nigeria but lifestyles are changing.

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News24.com | Zimbabwe’s leader: Explosive device went off a 'few inches away from me but it is not my time'
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who survived a blast at a ruling ZANU-PF party rally, suggested he was the target of the attack which left one of his vice-presidents wounded.

News24.com | DRC says it will give Bemba diplomatic passport to return
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Democratic Republic of Congo's government says it will give former vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba, recently acquitted on appeal at the ICC of war crimes, a diplomatic passport to allow him to return to the country.

News24.com | PICS: Mnangagwa visits the injured in hospital following Zimbabwe blast
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Pictures of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa visiting the injured following a blast at a ruling Zanu-PF party rally in Bulawayo have emerged on social media.

News24.com | Cameroonian town ravaged by Boko Haram bears deep scars
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Burnt cars, houses torched or pockmarked by heavy shelling and shuttered schools mark the once bustling Cameroon town of Amchide which was a frontline in the war against Boko Haram.

News24.com | One of Mnangagwa's VPs injured in Zim explosion: state TV
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

One of Zimbabwe's two vice presidents was injured during an explosion at a ruling Zanu-PF election rally which President Emmerson Mnangagwa survived in the second city of Bulawayo, state television says.

News24.com | Deadly blast at Ethiopia rally a 'well-orchestrated attack'
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Ethiopia's prime minister Abiy Ahmed has said that the blast that injured at least 83 during a rally to support him was a 'well-orchestrated attack' but "one that failed".

News24.com | WATCH: The moment when Zim leader Mnangagwa survived a blast at Zanu-PF party rally
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

A video showing the moment when Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa survived a blast at a ruling Zanu-PF party rally has emerged on social media.

News24.com | Blast as Zimbabwe president campaigns; Mnangagwa not hurt
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Zimbabwe state media say an explosion has rocked a stadium where President Emmerson Mnangagwa was addressing a campaign rally.

News24.com | UPDATE: Ethiopia PM's aide says 83 injured in rally blast, no deaths
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Several people have been killed in a blast at new Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's first rally in the capital attended by tens of thousands of people, state media reports.

News24.com | Boko Haram raid kills five in Nigeria: residents
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

At least five people have been killed and six others injured in a nighttime Boko Haram raid and suicide attack on a village in northeastern Nigeria, residents say.

News24.com | PICS: Blast at Ethiopian PM's rally sparks panic
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

A small blast has sparked panic at a public rally for Ethiopia's new Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed attended by tens of thousands of people.

News24.com | Gambia leader meets victims' families after deadly protest
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Gambian president Adama Barrow has paid tribute to three young protesters killed by police in an anti-pollution rally, urging witnesses to come forward to a commission of inquiry set up by his government.

News24.com | Surprise meeting: Is Zim seeing a departure from Zanu-PF's tough stance towards gays?
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Top officials from President Emmerson Mnangagwa's ruling Zanu-PF party have reportedly met with representatives of the Lesbian, Gays, Bisexual, Transgender community in a bid to "fix" relations ahead of the July 30 elections.

News24.com | WATCH: Refugees tackle plastic waste in one of the biggest refugee camps in the world
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

Somali refugees have found a new source of income in one of the biggest refugee camps in the world.

News24.com | Ex-Zanu-PF leader 'must co-exist with the white farmer'... at least for now – court
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

The High Court of Zimbabwe has reportedly stopped a provincial minister from evicting an ex-Zanu-PF youth leader from his farm.

News24.com | Top Africa stories: Zim safari carnage clean up, Akon
Posted on Saturday June 23, 2018

A bloody carnage has been cleaned up after hyenas killed a kudu in reception area of a Zimbabwean safari camp, and Zimbabweans have find humour in a minister's ribbon-cutting ceremony.

News24.com | Rwanda campaigns for leadership of 'Francophonie' group
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

Rwanda's foreign minister has launched a campaign to support her bid to lead the International Organisation of La Francophonie, officials have said, despite her country's decision to prioritise English as an official language a decade ago.

News24.com | US imposes sanctions on top DRC officials for graft
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

The US State Department says it has imposed sanctions and visa bans on top Democratic Republic of Congo officials for corruption linked to long-delayed elections due in December and for rights abuses.

News24.com | Ethiopian opposition group ceases attacks amid reforms
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

Ethiopian opposition group Ginbot 7 has announced it would cease armed attacks in the country following reforms announced by the new government.

News24.com | Ethiopia unblocks more than 200 websites as reforms continue
Posted on Friday June 22, 2018

Ethiopia says it has unblocked 246 websites and TV channels in the latest reform under its new prime minster, whose chief of staff says "freedom of expression is a foundational right."

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