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The Nigerians who want Israel to accept them as Jews
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

A small Nigerian community claims Jewish ancestry dating hundreds of years but Israel does not recognise them.

Songhaï: A 'zero waste' agricultural system to increase food security in Africa
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

Fr Godfrey Nzamujo runs a "zero waste" agriculture system aimed at increasing food security and creating jobs.

T20 World Cup: David Wiese, the cricketer who played for two nations
Posted on Monday October 18, 2021

All-rounder David Wiese is playing in his second T20 World Cup. This time, he will line up for a different country.

Fespaco: Pomp and colour as Africa’s biggest film festival starts
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

The Fespaco festival draws film fans from across the world to Burkina Faso.

Africa Covid recovery role for UK's Hancock withdrawn
Posted on Saturday October 16, 2021

His appointment to the UN's economic commission for Africa was announced earlier this week.

How a massacre of Algerians in Paris was covered up
Posted on Saturday October 16, 2021

French police killed at least 100 people in 1961, throwing some of them into the River Seine to drown them.

Viewpoint: Why Ethiopia's Tigray region is starving, but no famine declared
Posted on Saturday October 16, 2021

Despite mass starvation in northern Ethiopia, aid officials are not calling the situation a famine.

South Sudan: How to deliver Covid vaccines in a country with few roads
Posted on Thursday October 14, 2021

Delivering vaccines around South Sudan is more expensive than the cost of the jab itself.

Can African tech giant Jumia deliver on its promise?
Posted on Friday October 15, 2021

Can Africa-focussed tech giant Jumia deliver on its promises to a new generation of consumers?

Ghana’s role in honouring US civil rights hero WEB Du Bois
Posted on Tuesday October 12, 2021

A state-of-the-art complex is to be built in Ghana to remember WEB Du Bois.

Thomas Sankara trial in Burkina Faso: Who killed 'Africa's Che Guevara'?
Posted on Monday October 11, 2021

Thirty-four years after the killing of Burkina Faso President Thomas Sankara, 14 men finally go on trial.

Malaria vaccine 'will change African lives forever'
Posted on Monday October 11, 2021

As African countries get the vaccine, Newsbeat speaks to two people who've grown up with Malaria.

How Somali women are breaking tradition to write novels
Posted on Friday October 08, 2021

Somali story-telling has been turned on its head since the civil war and is no longer a male preserve.

Liberia Civil War: Former child soldier seeks forgiveness for his actions
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

'Ezekiel', a former child soldier during the Liberian Civil War, is struggling to reintegrate back into society.

Sudan: Protesters take to streets and call for military coup
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

Opponents of Sudan's transition to democracy demonstrate in Khartoum, urging the army to take control.

Life at 50C: Fleeing Sahara's shifting sands
Posted on Friday October 15, 2021

Rising temperatures and desertification are forcing many Mauritanians to leave their ancestral homes.

Kenyan stars pay tribute to the late Agnes Tirop
Posted on Friday October 15, 2021

Several Kenyan stars, including Julius Yego, pay tribute to the late Agnes Tirop, who was found dead on Wednesday.

Beirut blast: How a disaster brought three strangers together
Posted on Wednesday October 13, 2021

When the Beirut blast destroyed a tower block many were missing, including an Ethiopian woman who lived there.

Burkina Faso: 'Forgiveness comes from God, but justice is needed' says Mariam Sankara
Posted on Monday October 11, 2021

Thomas Sankara's widow speaks as the trial of those accused of killing her husband commences.

Burkina Faso: Thomas Sankara's brothers remember his modest and principled lifestyle
Posted on Monday October 11, 2021

Thomas Sankara's brothers share some memories they have of the Burkinabé revolutionary.

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News24.com | Four dead, 19 missing after Tunisian migrant boat sinks
Posted on Monday October 18, 2021

Four Tunisian migrants died and 19 were missing after their boat capsized, a judicial source told AFP, the latest deadly mishap in waters off North Africa.

News24.com | Eswatini transport strike for release of pro-democracy MPs
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

Public transport remained at a standstill on Sunday in Eswatini, in the latest protest against Africa's last absolute monarchy, rocked by a wave of pro-democracy demonstrations.

News24.com | Tunisian lawmaker detained over suspected tax fraud, money laundering
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

A Tunisian court on Sunday ordered a lawmaker to be detained over suspected tax fraud and money laundering - the fourth parliamentarian to be taken into custody since President Kais Saied seized near total control of the country in July.

News24.com | Four migrants drown, 13 rescued off Algeria: coastguard
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

The Algerian coastguard recovered four bodies from the Mediterranean Sea and rescued 13 migrants after a boat capsized in its waters, the defence ministry said Sunday.

News24.com | WATCH | All the latest news videos from around Africa
Posted on Friday August 13, 2021

Watch all the latest news videos from around Africa

News24.com | Cape Verde, eyeing economic recovery, votes for new president
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

The West African archipelago nation of Cape Verde, one of the continent's most stable democracies, voted on Sunday for a new president who will be tasked with righting its tourism-driven economy after the Covid-19 pandemic sent growth cratering.

News24.com | Thousands protest in DR Congo to demand neutral poll body
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

Demonstrations were sparked by concerns over the independence of the electoral commission.

News24.com | Algeria rejects 'colonialist thought' over historical ties with France
Posted on Sunday October 17, 2021

Algeria's president has called for an approach free of "colonialist thought" on historical issues between his country and France.

News24.com | Eswatini shuts schools amid new wave of protests
Posted on Saturday October 16, 2021

Eswatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy, said Saturday it had shut its schools "indefinitely with immedi ate effect" as the country faces a wave of pro-democracy protests.

News24.com | Italian captain given jail term for returning migrants to Libya
Posted on Saturday October 16, 2021

A ship’s captain who handed 101 migrants over to the Libyan coastguard after rescuing them in the Mediterranean Sea has been given a one-year jail term, in the first such case heard by Italy’s courts.

News24.com | Ranger shot dead in Congo nature reserve
Posted on Friday October 15, 2021

Gunmen have killed a ranger in the Virunga National Park, home to endangered mountain gorillas in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo where armed groups also roam.

News24.com | Eswatini king accuses protesters of using children
Posted on Friday October 15, 2021

The King of Eswatini, Africa's last absolute monarchy, has accused pro-democracy demonstrators of depriving children of education after they joined protests this month.

News24.com | Covid-19 wrap: England prevalence rises, Italy imposes mandatory health pass, France ends free testing
Posted on Friday October 15, 2021

The novel coronavirus has killed at least 4 878 719 people since the outbreak emerged in China in December 2019, according to a tally from official sources compiled by AFP.

News24.com | Eswatini pro-democracy protests continue to mount as government blocks internet, social media
Posted on Friday October 15, 2021

Eswatini has shut down the internet for two hours as pro-democracy marchers headed to the capital.

News24.com | 13 dead in north west DR Congo land dispute: officials
Posted on Thursday October 14, 2021

Three days of fighting in a land dispute in north western DR Congo left 13 people dead, many injured and around 50 homes burned to the ground, officials said.

News24.com | Kenya police arrested over 'vampire' child killer's escape
Posted on Thursday October 14, 2021

Three Kenyan officers are in custody over the disappearance of a self-confessed serial killer described as a "bloodthirsty vampire", barely three months after his arrest.

News24.com | Regional troops to stay in Mozambique indefinitely
Posted on Thursday October 14, 2021

Southern African troops have driven jihadists out of northern Mozambique but will stay in the country indefinitely to ensure the situation remains under control, a regional bloc said.

News24.com | Nigeria phone blackout is helping us fight bandits, says top general
Posted on Thursday October 14, 2021

A telecoms blackout will be maintained in large swathes of north west Nigeria because it is helping the armed forces crack down on bandits responsible for a wave of abductions and attacks.

News24.com | Rwanda arrests YouTubers, opposition members for 'spreading rumours'
Posted on Thursday October 14, 2021

Rwandan police have announced the arrest of six people including the owner of a popular YouTube channel and three opposition party members for "spreading rumours".

News24.com | Pro-democracy protests flare up in Eswatini
Posted on Thursday October 14, 2021

Pro-democracy protests have flared up in Eswatini, months after authorities loyal to the southern African country's absolute monarch quashed an earlier round of demonstrations.

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