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Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: G7 calls for access for aid workers
The Ethiopian region has been devastated by fighting between rebels and government forces.
Covid spike delays return of Lumumba's remains
Congolese independence hero Patrice Lumumba's body was dissolved in acid, but a tooth was later found.
UFC 263: Israel Adesanya beats Marvin Vettori to retain middleweight title
Israel Adesanya beats Marvin Vettori to retain his middleweight title at UFC 263 as England's Leon Edwards and Scotland's Paul Craig also win.
Boko Haram: Nigerian president admits failure to end violence
The fight against militants in the north has unintentionally spread violence, Muhammadu Buhari says.
Algeria election: Voting under way in parliamentary poll
"You want change, cast your ballot" voters are told, but the mass protest movement says it is pointless.
Pan-African Parliament: Punches, kicks and death threats
MPs brawled after failing to agree on a new president, showing how elusive political unity remains.
Nigeria Twitter: How the ban is affecting small businesses
Some Nigerian entrepreneurs who use Twitter to promote their businesses are recording reduced sales.
South Africa weightlifting: 'If I get bad grades I have to do a set of squats'
Soweto Weightlifting Club encourages its lifters to stay off the streets and to advance academically.
How can you tell the difference between real and fake medicines?
We look up close at some real and fake anti-malarial drugs that were bought in Nigeria.
'I was assaulted by Kenyan avocado farm guard'
Kakuzi farm is suing the Human Rights Commission over what it says are false and untested allegations of abuse.

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