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Cape Town fire: Residents evacuated on city's outskirts
University buildings and a historic windmill have been destroyed in the blaze.
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Namibian court denies entry to gay couple's surrogate daughters
Phillip Lühl was told he must take a paternity test before returning home with his new-born twins.
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Climate change: Future-proofing coffee in a warming world
A "forgotten" coffee plant that grows in warmer conditions could help ensure the drink's future.
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How European Super League could hit African nations
A new proposed new European Super League could see Ivory Coast lose five players from its international squad.
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Uganda-Tanzania $3.5bn oil deal: What you need to know
Uganda and Tanzania have signed a $3.5bn oil pipeline deal which is to create up 10,000 jobs.
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Tsitsi Dangarembga: Zimbabwe has become a transactional society
Everyone views each other as a person they can get something from, Tsitsi Dangarembga says.
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Egypt's second deadly rail accident in a month kills 11
Eleven people were killed and 98 injured when four carriages of a train derailed north of Cairo.
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Handcuffed, blindfolded and beaten on Libya's front line
Special correspondent Feras Kilani on what it's been like to cover the 10 years since Colonel Gaddafi was deposed and killed.
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Mozambique Palma attack: Why IS involvement is exaggerated
The militants claiming of a recent attack got publicity but they may not have actually been behind it.
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F1 in Africa: The fast and the fragile
The story of the first South African Grand Prix, and the nail-biting title showdown between Graham Hill and Jim Clark.
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Senegal: The HIV success story that’s failing gay men
Senegal has successfully reduced HIV but infection remains high among gay men.
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Nigeria kidnappings: 'I'm afraid to return to school'
Hundreds of students have been abducted in northern Nigeria, leading many schools to close.
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South African singer Busiswa Gqulu aims to empower women with her music
South Africa's Busiswa Gqulu is using her songs and poetry to overcome gender barriers in the music industry.
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The coastal town tackling Tunisia's football boss
Tunisia football boss Wadie Jary has knowingly misled sport's highest legal body, suspended club Chebba FC complains.
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Saving the kelp forest that stars in My Octopus Teacher
The makers of the Bafta-winning documentary want to preserve the underwater ecosystem it features.
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Confederation Cup: Raja beat Pyramids to advance to quarter-finals
Morocco's Raja Casablanca beat Egypt's Pyramids 3-0 to become the first qualifiers for the Confederation Cup quarter-finals.
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Chad presidential election: Idriss Déby seeks sixth term amid boycott
Turnout is unclear in the vote boycotted by opposition candidates over brutality against protesters.
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Benin elections: The fight for a democratic future
Several opposition leaders are barred from Sunday's poll in a country once seen as a model for Africa.
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Ghana's farmers eye sweet success from chocolate
Ghana is the world's second largest cocoa producer but sees little of the profits from chocolate - for now.
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South African artists struggle with Covid theatre closures
The permanent closure of a top venue symbolises the struggle many performers are facing.
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