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02.07.2024 14:40 Since anti-tax protests began 39 people have been killed, a state-funded rights group says.

02.07.2024 09:50 Eritrea's Biniam Girmay makes history as the first black African to win a Tour de France stage.

01.07.2024 19:20 President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed the most ideologically diverse government in South Africa's history.

01.07.2024 19:20 Lucius Banda, who has died aged 53, became known as the "soldier" for the voiceless.

01.07.2024 19:20 It was a big night for South Africans as Tyla won two awards and Makhadzi won one.

01.07.2024 19:20 After suffering yet more World Cup agony in their dramatic T20 final defeat by India, how does South African cricket move on?

01.07.2024 19:20 After the heartbreak of losing the past two Wimbledon finals, could 2024 be third time lucky for Tunisian star Ons Jabeur?

01.07.2024 19:20 As world champions South Africa and Ireland prepare to meet in the first of a two-Test series, we highlight the themes to look out for.

01.07.2024 14:31 William Ruto says Kenya will need to increase borrowing after protests forced him to scrap planned taxes.

01.07.2024 14:31 President Mohamed ould Ghazouani won with 56% of the vote, ahead of anti-slavery campaigner Biram Dah Abeid.

01.07.2024 14:31 Brahim Saadoun was studying in Ukraine when the Russians invaded in February 2022.

01.07.2024 09:01 After weeks of wrangling, the ANC and long-time rival, the DA, agree on the make-up of their coalition.

01.07.2024 03:51 Eritreans tell the BBC their relatives are being detained incommunicado by Sudan's military.