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14.03.2024 15:40 Officers said that Ishmael Chokurongerwa led a sect with more than 1,000 members in Harare.

14.03.2024 15:40 Shipwreck survivors tell rescuers they had set sail from Libya a week earlier.

14.03.2024 15:40 While Senegal prepares for the upcoming presidential elections one school in Dakar went ahead and held its very own elections.

14.03.2024 11:01 Rose describes the exploitation and sexual violence she faced after escaping a "life of hell".

14.03.2024 11:01 Ghana is spending almost $250m hosting the African Games, and the country's outlay amid a time of economic turmoil has brought scrutiny.

14.03.2024 05:41 The disgraced ex-president has ditched the ANC, spelling danger for the party that ended apartheid.

13.03.2024 20:20 Victoire Ingabire, an outspoken critic of President Kagame, fails in her bid to run for the presidency.

13.03.2024 20:20 She is the world's most listened-to French female singer, but should Aya Nakamura perform at the Games?

13.03.2024 14:50 Protesters had threatened to take justice into their own hands if the mother and others were freed.

13.03.2024 14:50 The 11 violated the Ramadan fast in northern Kano state, where Sharia operates alongside secular law.

13.03.2024 10:10 An Egyptian suspect has been arrested as police try to determine a motive for the stabbings.

13.03.2024 10:10 The electoral body is against an opposition plan to use drones near polling stations in December.

13.03.2024 05:31 The streaming services with original content eyeing Africa's massive youth audience.

12.03.2024 19:32 This is a symbolic breakthrough for the army in its 11-month civil war with the Rapid Support Forces.

12.03.2024 19:32 A Cameroonian club defends Wilfried Nathan Doualla after the midfielder was accused of age cheating.