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A key ally of ex-President Obasanjo must never hold office again, the Nigerian senate says.
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Zimbabwe welcomes the failure of a UN Security Council resolution to impose new sanctions on its leaders.
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The Archbishop of York calls on Zimbabwean exiles to be given the right to work in the UK.
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Thousands of people take part in a protest to support Sudan’s president amid reports that he is to be indicted over Darfur.
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Mali midfielder Mohamed Sissoko says he will return from injury in time for Juventus’ European Champions League preliminary matches.
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The WHO warns people not to enter Ugandan caves after a tourist dies from Marburg virus.
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A Moroccan court fines Al-Jazeera’s bureau chief for a report on a riot last month.
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Rangers end their interest in Watford’s Danny Shittu after the defender fails to agree personal terms.
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The BBC uncovers the first evidence that China is violating a UN arms embargo by helping Sudan in its conflict in Darfur.
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Some of the biggest names in football join forces to raise money for Africa ahead of the 2010 World Cup.
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Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa is rushed to hospital with chest pains in Egypt.
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African leaders call on political parties in Zimbabwe to form a national unity government, following disputed elections.
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Football’s world governing body, Fifa, says it will decide this week on the postponed Sudan versus Chad game.
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Sudan’s president orders a ban on Antonov aircraft after another plane crash, state media reports.
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Supermarket chain Tesco says it is to stop buying goods from Zimbabwe because of the political crisis there.
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The unexpected closure of all banks in Tanzania surprises many businesses in the East African nation.
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Two Nigerian ex-aviation ministers are arrested over missing money for new radars.
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The UN and AU appoint Burkina Faso’s foreign minister as their new Darfur peace envoy.
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The bodies of at least 12 would-be migrants are found washed up in Libreville, Gabon.
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Southern African election observers say Zimbabwe’s presidential poll did not reflect the will of the country’s people.
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A UK tobacco firm is breaking its own marketing code covering cigarette sales to young Africans, a BBC investigation finds.
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Somali gunmen free two UN aid workers from Denmark and Sweden - just hours after seizing them, officials say.
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Actor Ben Affleck says he made a documentary on DR Congo because the crisis there deserves attention.
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Two Zimbabwean voters - a supporter and an opponent of Robert Mugabe - recount their experiences during the controversial election run-off.
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Conservative Anglican leaders are to create a new global alliance to combat liberal trends in the Church.
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A guide to the situation in Zimbabwe, where Robert Mugabe has been declared the winner of an election overshadowed by reports of violent intimidation of his opponents.
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Nelson Mandela joined music stars on stage at a concert in central London celebrating his 90th birthday.
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Two Congolese “warlords” are charged with war crimes at the International Criminal Court.
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Clashes between the Niger army and members of a Tuareg-led rebel group leave at least 17 people dead, reports say.
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Zimbabwe’s president vows to press on with a run-off presidential poll despite the opposition’s withdrawal.
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Reactions from around Zimbabwe on the opposition’s decision to pull out of Friday’s presidential run-off.
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Cameroon and Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o says he is in no rush to make a decision over his future.
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The future of Zimbabwe as a cricketing nation will be discussed by the International Cricket Council.
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Conservation groups and a top fisheries scientist accuse Japan of damaging the fisheries interests of poorer countries.
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Pirates capture a German family off the coast of Yemen and take them to the breakaway republic of Somaliland, officials says.
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The UN urges Senegal to deal with lead poisoning that has affected hundreds of battery recyclers in the capital, Dakar.
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An investigation is launched into the whereabouts of millions of dollars meant to improve safety in Nigeria’s airspace.
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Niger’s MPs lift the immunity of ex-Prime Minister Hama Amadou so that he can be prosecuted for alleged corruption.
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Arsenal’s Adebayor mobbed during Togo homecoming
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Angola and Uganda draw 0-0 in a delayed 2010 World Cup and Nations Cup qualifier played on Monday in Luanda.
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