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15.02.2024 12:50 These are the nation's first fatalities since a recent deployment to support the Congolese army.

15.02.2024 02:51 The island of Mayotte becomes the latest battleground in France over the laws on immigration.

14.02.2024 21:20 After scoring, footballer Heritier Luvumbu expressed solidarity with war victims in his home country.

14.02.2024 21:20 Social media is awash with events enabling men to get away from the "pressures" of Valentine's Day.

14.02.2024 16:50 A Nigerian court hears dramatic testimony in the corruption trial of the former central bank chief.

14.02.2024 16:50 Five days after being seized, a Polish doctor is saved despite the rescue helicopter coming under attack.

14.02.2024 16:50 Equatorial Guinea striker Emilio Nsue is suspended indefinitely for 'serious indiscipline' during the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations.

14.02.2024 11:51 Kelvin Kangethe escaped custody in Kenya, and is wanted by US police in connection with a murder.

14.02.2024 11:51 Emerse Fae says guiding Ivory Coast to the 2023 Afcon title feels like "revenge" after he was forced to retire from playing early.

14.02.2024 11:51 How Zambia forward Racheal Kundananji became the most expensive women's footballer in history after moving to NWSL club Bay FC.

14.02.2024 11:51 As a new film about the reggae star's life comes out, here's all you need to know about his Rastafarian faith.

14.02.2024 06:31 "Afafata" rice is usually discarded but rising prices mean many northern families are now eating it.

13.02.2024 20:50 Players of both winners Ivory Coast and runners-up Nigeria get handsome rewards from their presidents.

13.02.2024 15:31 At least 45 civilians were killed in door-to-door raids by Ethiopian troops last month, a rights body says.

13.02.2024 15:31 BBC Sport Africa takes a look at the winners and losers from Afcon 2023, including VAR technology and Mohamed Salah's misery.