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Nigeria: More than 30 people killed and 80 others injured during bomb blast at a market
A deadly explosion at a fruit and vegetable market in Yola has killed 32 and wounded 80 people.
Mark Piggott Nov 17, 2015
Theresa May: Europe needs to be able to return refugees to Africa
Home Secretary says crisis must be tackled by returning refugees to Africa from Europe.
Adam Justice Nov 12, 2015
Kenya: Safe water programmes mean girls can have an education and avoid deadly illnesses
LifeStraw's Follow the Liters campaign gives access to safe water in schools in Kenya.
Elsa Buchanan Nov 10, 2015
Uber will now teach drivers in Egypt how to not sexually harass women
The company has been marred by an array of controversies surrounding its drivers.
Agamoni Ghosh Nov 05, 2015
Tanzania: Ruling party's John Magufuli elected new president
Magufuli's victory extends the rule of the CCM party, which has been ruling the country since independence.
Agamoni Ghosh Oct 30, 2015
The African lion: What faster decline of apex predator means for ecosystems
Study finds lion populations across Africa will halve over the next 20 years.
Matt Hayward Oct 27, 2015
India-Africa summit: Intelligence agencies warn of 'very high' level threat from Isis, Boko Haram
Security agencies indicate that lone wolf attacks could be carried out by Boko Haram or Isis militants at the third #IAFS.
Agamoni Ghosh Oct 27, 2015
Chad arrests dozens of burkha-clad women as it battles Islamist attacks
The women were released after paying fines but warned not to wear full veils in public.
Vasudevan Sridharan Oct 16, 2015
60 million people at risk of famine in sub-Saharan Africa as El Nino strengthens
The Pacific Ocean phenomenon has global impact on weather patterns causing droughts and heavy rains.
Jigmey Bhutia Oct 06, 2015
EU migrant crisis: Desperate refugees crawl under wire fence on Serb-Hungarian border
Migrants travelling across Serbia continue to pour into the Hungarian border area.
Adam Justice Aug 26, 2015
UN troops in CAR battered by fresh sex abuse allegations
Three women, including a minor, allege they were raped by UN peacekeepers in Central African Republic.
Vasudevan Sridharan Aug 20, 2015
Unsafe abortion: 7 million women at risk from dangerous pregnancy termination
Pakistan found to have highest incidents of women needing healthcare following unsafe abortions.
Hannah Osborne Aug 19, 2015
Cecil the Lion: Zimbabwe lifts big game hunting ban after only two weeks
Decision comes 10 days after ban imposed in wake of killing of much-loved big cat.
Tom Porter Aug 10, 2015
Calais migrant crisis: Are Philip Hammond's 'marauding' comments racist? [Poll]
Foreign Secretary said tighter security needed at Calais to stop desperate migrants 'marauding'.
Shane Croucher Aug 10, 2015
Burundi: Security chief assassinated in rocket and gun attack
General Adolphe Nshimirimana's vehicle attacked with rockets and machine guns.
Tom Porter Aug 02, 2015
Nigeria: Child suicide bomber kills 19 in suspected Boko Haram attack
Girl, aged about 10, detonates herself in busy market area in Nigerian city of Damaturu in Yobe.
Vasudevan Sridharan Jul 27, 2015
UN official accused of neglecting child sex abuse by French soldiers quits
Flavia Pansieri, who earlier admitted negligence, steps down as deputy high commissioner for human rights.
Vasudevan Sridharan Jul 23, 2015
Boko Haram Islamists burn students and villagers alive in Cameroon attack
At least 23 people were killed when 80 Boko Haram militants stormed border village in Cameroon.
Vasudevan Sridharan Jul 21, 2015
New African trade agreement will provide economic boost for continent
A new trade agreement is set to deliver major economic progress in Africa
Jason Kapkirwok Jul 20, 2015
Africa: British tour guide mauled by leopard in Kruger National Park
Surprise attack by leopard caught tour guide Curtis Plumb off guard, biting and savaging his arm.
Fiona Keating Jul 04, 2015
Is Africa's 'green revolution' a mask for a profit-led corporate bonanza?
Farmers and villagers in Tanzania say that development and promises by companies and governments never materialise.
Matt Kennard Jul 01, 2015
Al-Qaeda shows off own 'Jihadi John' mimicking sophisticated videos of Isis
Al-Qaeda releases 19-minute video showing masked jihadist speaking in clear English accent.
Vasudevan Sridharan Jun 24, 2015
Africa's entrepreneurs set to be seeded by $1bn growth fund
TPG and Satya's $1bn PE fund will invest across Africa in telecoms, finance, healthcare and consumer areas.
Ian Allison Jun 18, 2015
Omar al-Bashir failure yet another blow for 'toothless' International Criminal Court
The ICC has secured just two convictions in almost 20 years since it was set up in 1998.
Orlando Crowcroft Jun 15, 2015
Nigeria: African neighbours forge anti-Boko Haram force
Nigeria and its neighbours agreed on Thursday (11 June) to set up a joint military force to counter Boko Haram.
Adam Justice Jun 12, 2015
26 African nations to sign continent's largest free-trade agreement
Treaty, known as Tripartite Free Trade Area (TFTA), will be officially unveiled at upcoming summit of African Union this weekend in South Africa.
Jerin Mathew Jun 10, 2015
Eritrea: Prisons like 'Nazi concentration camps' in the North Korea of Africa says activist lawyer
Daniel Mekonnen says that he has received death threats for his work in Eritrean diaspora
Orlando Crowcroft Jun 09, 2015
Half of Mozambique's elephants killed by poachers for their ivory
A Mozambique government-backed survey showed a 48% decline in elephant numbers from just over 20,000 to an estimated 10,300.
Fiona Keating May 26, 2015
South Africa: 8-year-old girl raises money to buy dogs to fight rhino poachers
Alyssa Carter has helped raising money to buy two trained Belgian shepherd dogs to fight rhino poachers in Mahikeng.
Vasudevan Sridharan May 25, 2015
Burundi: 100,000 flee violence after attempted coup
UN refugee agency says over 105,000 people have fled to neighbouring countries to escape political violence in Burundi.
Adam Justice May 18, 2015
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