Cameroon holds presidential elections with incumbent Biya poised for 8th term
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Seychelles' opposition leader wins presidential poll
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Madagascar presidency says attempt to seize power under way
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Voting closes in Cameroon presidential election where world's oldest leader Biya seeks eighth term
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Madagascar leader says power grab under way as army unit claims control of military
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Madagascar soldiers join protestors, refuse orders to shoot demonstrators
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RSF drone strike kills at least 60 in Sudan displacement camp
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Morocco’s King Mohammed VI urges action on social ills as youth protests grip nation
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World's oldest leader Paul Biya seeks eighth term in Cameroon presidential election
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Madagascar protest organiser: 'We're taking our humanity back'
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Breakdancing to escape the trauma of DR Congo's warzone
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Shortages, sanitation issues and corruption: Morocco’s public hospitals at a breaking point
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Cults, mass graves, 'encounters with Jesus': In Kenya, freedom of worship comes under scrutiny
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My one-month-old grandson was killed by police tear gas
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Burkina Faso refuses to take deportees as US stops issuing visas
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Zimbabwe MP dies after his car hits an elephant
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Nigeria names 'apolitical' law professor as new electoral chief
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Catholic altar wine replaced after becoming a favourite in Kenyan bars
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Deity dolls and people power: Africa's top shots
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US blames Nigeria for 'mass murder' of Christians
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South African farm worker describes how women fed to pigs to 'dispose of evidence'
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'Business is at a standstill' - Mali jihadists' fuel blockade hits the capital
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Thirteen killed as hospital shelled in besieged Sudan city, BBC told
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South Africa's Fort Hare university closed as buildings set on fire
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Videos show the Sudanese army's use of chlorine gas as a weapon
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In Madagascar, protesters call for a general strike against government
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Cameroon's president makes public appearance to campaign for reelection
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Togo's Asamoah breaks neck in freak accident
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Police fire rubber bullets as Madagascar protesters reject president's promises
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In Morocco, public figures urge king to act after youth protests
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The people 'want to end the Ouattara presidency': Ivorian presidential candidate Don Mello
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Somalia to increase Swahili teaching to boost East African ties
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Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of preparing for war as Red Sea tensions rise
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Nigerian minister accused of forging qualifications resigns
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Prosecutors say Libyan freely confessed to Lockerbie bombing
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Chad cuts ties with wildlife charity linked to Prince Harry
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'One of the greatest things' - Nigeria's art innovators on display in London
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Lawyers and activists in Eswatini challenge government for accepting US deportees
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Burkina Faso's military junta arrests European humanitarian NGO workers for 'spying'
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'I want my son back, dead or alive' - mother of missing Tanzanian ex-diplomat
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Senegal's Pink Lake in danger
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Kebinatshipi targets 400m world record after Tokyo gold
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Nigerian nut ban slammed as shea madness
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Army general named as Madagascar PM to quell Gen Z protests
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'I deeply hurt people by moving to Saudi Arabia'
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Moroccan court upholds prison term for feminist over T-shirt slogan
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Madagascar president appoints army general as PM to defuse protests
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ICC convicts first Darfur militia leader for war crimes
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CAR president's rival invited back from exile then detained
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ICC convicts Sudan militia chief in first Darfur war crimes verdict
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Sudan militia leader convicted of war crimes during Darfur war
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Eswatini accepts 10 US deportees despite legal challenge
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Tanzanian ex-ambassador and government critic abducted, family says
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Tanzania issues social media warning after video calls for military 'action'
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Who can still claim Africa's spots at 2026 World Cup?
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Selfies and singing as Ethiopians celebrate thanksgiving
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Gen Z anti-corruption protests sweep Morocco for ninth night
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Wafcon expands to 16 teams for 2026 finals
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Morocco sees eighth straight day of protests organised by online Gen Z group
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BBC tracks down sextortion scammer targeting teenage boys
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South Africa win back-to-back Rugby Championships
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Rival rallies kick off in Madagascar amid ongoing anti-govt Gen Z protests
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The Bright Side: Egypt opens one of its largest tombs to public after epic restoration
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Madagascar: Youth-led protests defy crackdown
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Madagascar president claims "attempted coup"
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Conservative church group condemns choice of female Archbishop of Canterbury
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Kenyans prove paternity case against UK soldiers
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Fathers entitled to equal parental leave, South Africa's top court rules
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Ruthless England thrash SA in World Cup opener
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Botswana 'on the verge of zero tariff deal with US on diamonds', president tells BBC
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