Stampedes at Christmas charity events in Nigeria leave at least 32 dead
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Somali piracy 2.0 - the BBC meets the new robbers of the high seas
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At least 20 killed in suspected Islamist attacks on villages in central Mali
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Jogging memories: Why some Nigerians in London set up their own running club
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Suspected 'witchdoctors' arrested over attempt to 'bewitch' Zambia's president
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How offer of free food led to deadly crush at Nigerian Christmas fair
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Kenya's Ruto embraces rivals to shore up support
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What can we expect at Afcon 2025 with one year to go?
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Liberian speaker denies links to parliament fire
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'Traumatised' Rohr wants Libya sanctioned
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Swimming santa and dazzling dancers: Africa's top shots
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The student who blew whistle on Kenya Adani Group airport controversy
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UAE tells US it won't arm Sudan paramilitaries as civil war prolongs humanitarian disaster
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United Arab Emirates' pledges not to arm paramilitaries 'are very thin', campaigner says
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US Sudan envoy calls on combatants to get out of the way of peace
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Mystery outbreak in DR Congo likely caused by malaria
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Malawi seeks billions of dollars from US firm over ruby sales
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Monaco condemn 'unacceptable' Singo racist abuse
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Dozens of children killed in crush at Nigerian Christmas funfair
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Influential ex-defence minister jailed for corruption in Guinea
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Burkina Faso releases four French nationals after Morocco intervenes
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Ghana gives green light to anti-LGBTQ+ bill
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Embattled Liberian speaker questioned by police over parliament fire
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Ghana's Supreme Court dismisses challenges to anti-LGBT bill
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Ghana's Supreme Court clears path for anti-LGBT law amid human rights concerns
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Nigerian man promised pardon after 10 years on death row for stealing hens
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The city where shopkeepers fear their CCTV cameras could get them killed
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Almost 800 suspects arrested in Nigeria over crypto-romance scam
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New Mauritian PM sends fresh Chagos proposals to UK
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How Lookman went from 'failure' to Africa's best
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SA all out for 64 as England secure dominant Test win
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Dozens in Mozambique killed by 'intense' cyclone
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Apple accused of using conflict minerals
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Sensitive data leaked after Namibia ransomware hack
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Isabel dos Santos hits out over UK's 'dirty money' sanctions
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Fighting flares up in North Kivu after DR Congo, Rwanda peace talks cancelled
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Lookman and Banda named African players of the year
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Kenyan gets 50 years for 'diabolical' murder of LGBT activist
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'I thought I would die' - freed captive tells BBC of life in West African jihadist base
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Diallo's derby - how Ivory Coast's Amad made the difference for Man Utd
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Watch: Cyclone Chido batters Mayotte leaving heavy damage
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West African bloc approves historic exit of military-run states
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Niger defence ministry says 39 killed in 'horrific' attacks near Burkina Faso border
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West African bloc pins hopes on ambitious superhighway from Ivory Coast to Nigeria
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Cape Flats farmers fight to preserve a South African breadbasket eyed by developers
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'I wasn't me any more' - a photographer tackles her postnatal depression
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Pastor Tobi Adeboyega: 'I came to the UK at 25, I lost track of time'
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Controversial Nigerian pastor dismisses UK deportation claims
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Niger's military rulers suspend BBC broadcasts
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Rwanda President Kagame announces F1 race bid
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Adingra or Lookman? Rank African POTY contenders
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Music lovers and mighty muscles: Africa's top shots
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Niger suspends BBC radio for 'spreading false news' in report on jihadist attack
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'Thankless job' - why trainee Kenyan doctors are taking their own lives
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Uganda leader backs military trials as rival in jail for Christmas
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Morocco to host Wafcon again as road to 2026 decided
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Ethiopia and Somalia agree to end bitter Somaliland port feud
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HRW condemns 'atrocities' against Mali civilians following UN withdrawal
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Sudanese refugee women are fighting to raise a feminist voice in Uganda
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More than 120, mostly civilians, killed in two days in Sudan bombardments
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Springbok's fly-half Pollard unsure of Leicester future
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Badenoch stands by Nigeria comments after criticism
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How will the 2030 World Cup work when Morocco co-host?
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Sudan 'biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded', International Rescue Committee says
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Dozens of Ghana president-elect's supporters arrested in post-poll chaos
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Can Ghana's new president meet the voters' high expectations?
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Kenyan police fire teargas at peaceful anti-femicide march
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Ghana: Former president John Mahama wins election
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UN mission calls for funding amid Ethiopia education disruption
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Sudan air strike causes 'horrific massacre' in a Darfur market
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