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22.07.2024 16:10 Morocco's Noor Slaoui will become the first person from the Middle East and North Africa region to compete in eventing at the Olympics.

22.07.2024 10:40 Ex-security guard, Louis van Schoor, killed dozens in South Africa but was only jailed for seven murders.

22.07.2024 06:00 A vast new oil refinery in Nigeria is aiming to reduce the price of petrol in the country.

21.07.2024 15:10 Police have banned a planned march to parliament on Tuesday to protest against corruption.

21.07.2024 15:10 African football's governing body will be debt-free next year as a result of improved governance, says secretary general Veron Mosengo-Omba.

21.07.2024 10:10 The United States come from 16 points down to avoid one of the biggest shocks in basketball history in a dramatic 101-100 victory over South Sudan.

21.07.2024 05:00 The women flouting tradition to get reconstructive surgery after female genital mutilation.

20.07.2024 04:21 Homesickness and visa issues have not stopped Eritrea's Biniam Girmay becoming a cycling sensation.

19.07.2024 18:40 Over half of the ministers President Ruto proposed are from the cabinet he sacked just last week.

19.07.2024 18:40 Anti-graft officials are accused of taking kickbacks from politicians in exchange for amnesty.

19.07.2024 13:30 President Cyril Ramaphosa outlines the government's plans after his party was forced into coalition.

19.07.2024 03:41 A selection of the week's best photos from across the African continent.

18.07.2024 22:40 Paul Kagame wins with more than 99% of the vote, showing Rwanda's lack of democracy, his critics say.

18.07.2024 17:40 Namibian authorities are said to be unhappy at the harassment of their diplomatic officials.

18.07.2024 13:10 The police say it is difficult to enforce safety for protesters who have no designated leader.