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Police discovered 30 bodies, believed to be of migrants who were being trafficked, in October.

Holding Croatia to a 0-0 draw in their first Group F game at the World Cup will give Morocco confidence, says coach Walid Regragui.

The foreign secretary tells the BBC he wants to focus on the future and not the past.

A crowd applauds as German military officer Curt von François's figure is removed from a plinth.

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting says teamwork will be more important than his own form if Cameroon are to qualify from Group G at the World Cup.

He welcomed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and hailed ties between the countries.

Croatia, runners-up four years ago, start their World Cup campaign with a goalless draw against a well-drilled Morocco at Al Bayt Stadium.

Former Ghanian footballer, John Paintsil relives the famous match against Uruguay at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Final score? Best player? Moroccan fans in Qatar look ahead of the game against Croatia.

The BBC goes on manoeuvres with the unit leading a growing offensive against al-Shabab militants.

A video of an Italian politician claiming that France exploits African countries has been widely shared. Is she right?

South African software developers discuss what it means to them to do business in the country.

Officials said rescue efforts were delayed as divers had little oxygen in their cylinders.

Tunisia coach Jalel Kadri pays tribute to supporters after his side earn a precious point against Denmark in their World Cup opener.

Denmark have to settle for a goalless draw against a spirited Tunisia in their Group D opening game in Qatar.

A "trashion" show in Lagos raises awareness about the widespread plastic pollution issue in Nigeria.

Farmers in the coastal county of Kilifi reportedly sold eight trees to a company based in Georgia.

In the Tuareg community in Niger, the women play a drum, made of stretched goatskin, known as the tendé.

King Charles will hold a white-tie banquet for Cyril Ramaphosa at Buckingham Palace.

In a developing country like Rwanda building a market for electric cars has proved challenging.