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Nnamdi Kanu: Trial of pro-Biafra leader adjourned as row over witness anonymity continues
British-Nigerian Ipob leader Nnamdi Kanu was arrested in October, faces charges of treason.
Unaccompanied 8-year-old held at Paris airport for 10 days because of false identity papers
The boy from the Comoros Islands was put on a plane by his mother who now wants him to return home.
Germany drafting new law to ensure refugees integrate with society for permanent residency
Refugees will be required to learn German and integrate with the society to gain permanent residency.
Robert Mugabe lands in Japan for state visit as Shinzo Abe hails him as 'esteemed African elder'
Zimbabwean leader is on 5-day state visit to Japan as Abe looks to check China's growing influence in Africa.
Australopithecus: Human ancestors better at adapting to new environments than thought
Australopithecus fossils found east of the Great Rift Valley shed a light on early humans spatial distribution.
Around 81% of South Asian population at risk of natural hazards but ill-equipped to cope says study
The research covered 198 countries and assessed the risks posed to them by 11 different natural calamities.
Ethiopia pleads for more humanitarian aid as 10 million people face starvation
Ethiopia PM Hailemariam Deselagn urges global bodies to provide more food and financial assistance.
Cameroon: 89 Boko Haram fighters sentenced to death as 1,000 others await trial
The militants are among 850 people detained by Cameroon over alleged ties to Boko Haram.
Libya's UN-backed unity government asserts power
Libya's unity government, nominated by Presidential Council, urges entities to sever ties with rival factions.
Virunga: Africa's oldest and most diverse park is open for business
EXCLUSIVE: Park director Emmanuel de Merode tells IBTimes UK how to unleash Virunga's huge potential.
South Sudan: African Union under fire as 'rape in lieu of wages' and mass murder grips country
EXCLUSIVE: African Union must establish a hybrid court in South Sudan to deliver justice, Amnesty says.
Isis in Libya: How Boko Haram jihadis are flocking to join Daesh's holy war in North Africa
In Libya Daesh has grown from a force of 3,000 fighters to 6,500 in three months.
Travel books: Getaway inspiration ranging from the Zambian bush to British piers
Check out the best new travel writing with our top-five round up.
Barclays Africa assets eyed by Bob Diamond, the bank's former chief executive
Challengers to Diamond may include China's ICBC, South Africa's Standard Bank, and France's Société Générale.
World Wildlife Day: The best nature reserves in Africa
IBTimes UK takes a look at some of the best wildlife reserves in Africa
Elephant poisoning in Kruger National Park causes hundreds of devastating wildlife deaths
The sadistic motive of killing for sport has not been ruled out, a park spokesman said.
Malawi witchcraft murders: Angry mob torches seven people to death
The gruesome murders come just weeks after four elderly people were killed over similar allegations.
DRC: Lambert Mende lambasts Belgium, France and US for speaking out against Lucha imprisonments
Mende says US and others guilty of 'contempt for the constitution' as Kabila faces constitutional questions.
Mass grave in Burundian capital Bujumbura shown to public
Burundian government blames anti-government elements for the killings.
What is yellow fever? Everything you need to know about the Angola outbreak
A yellow fever outbreak in Angola has left 125 people dead. Vaccination is an effective protection against the disease.
Nigeria eliminates thousands of ghost workers, saving millions of pounds
The Nigerian government during its latest audit identified that nearly 24,000 staff were non-existent.
Law and disorder in DRC: Inside the secret trial of Congo's political activists
LUCHA activists claim Court's decision is 'deliberate attempt to judge the activists in secret'.
DRC: 'There are ways to help President Kabila step down and give him a way out' from power
EXCLUSIVE: Kabila could leave if his departure is organised, a conflict resolution firm has told IBTimes UK.
Vaginal ring reduces risk of HIV by 37% providing prevention hope for women in Africa
A vaginal ring releasing an antiretroviral drug reduces the risk of women getting HIV.
Uganda Elections 2016: Yoweri Museveni extends 30-year rule with 5th term
Museveni wins 60.8% of the vote while rival Kizza Besigye claims 35.4% of the vote.
DRC: Opposition praises strikes calling on Kabila to go after country is left 'paralysed'
'We will protect democracy and we will protect the DRC,' said Moise Katumbi.
Hijarbie is the new hijab Barbie Muslim girls can relate to and she's an Istagram hit
Hijarbie is a modest doll who echews skimpy clothes, says creator Haneefah Adam.
Angelique Kidjo: Who is Beninese superstar that won Grammy Award for best world music album?
IBTimes UK has selected the singer's Top 5 most popular music videos
Kenyan man chops off his penis and tries to cut his wife's breasts on Valentine's Day
Man attacks wife suspecting that she was having an affair with his brother.
Ethiopia needs $245m to stop food aid running out by April
Save the Children warns of increase in malnutrition in children unless more funds can be secured.