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Caught Red-handed in the Niger Delta, Shell Must Stop Defending the Indefensible
For the hundreds of thousands of people in the Niger Delta, this must be the time when impunity ends.
Dutch Woman Heads for South Pole on Tractor
After driving through Africa, Dutch adventurer Manon 'Tractor Girl' Ossevoort gears up for South Pole.
South Africa President Jacob Zuma Investigated by Police Over $23m Luxury Mansion Overhaul
Zuma faced resignation calls earlier after using £13.73m of taxpayers' money on private home
Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaoré Defiant as Army Seizes Control
President Blaise Compaoré vows to stay on and oversee transition of power.
Zambian President Michael Sata Dies in London as Deputy Set to Take Control
Chiefs of armed forces and security agencies meet at Vice President Guy Scott's house to discuss power transfer.
US Nurse Hits Out at Ebola Quarantine Rules
Kaci Hickox criticises US Ebola quarantine regulations after being detained in hospital despite testing negative for the virus.
Nigeria's Peace Deal with Boko Haram Splits Militant Group
Islamists opposed to peace deal with Nigerian military to form separate group under new leader.
Ebola Outbreak: American Patient Placed in Isolation at Connecticut Hospital for Virus-Like Symptoms
Breaking: City's Yale-New Haven Hospital says it is evaluating patient for Ebola-like symptoms.
Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Gives CDC $25m To Fight Ebola
The billionaire CEO's donation will be used to provide supplies for CDC operations in west Africa
South Africa's Future Hinges on the Robustness of its Energy Sector
Economic and social development in sub-Saharan Africa relies on its ability to provide electricity
Ebola and Isis: Black Swans of the Apocalypse?
Ebola's spread and the proliferation of Islamic fascism under Isis bring potential catastrophe.
SMEs Raking in 50% of Revenues from Overseas Market by 2019
SMEs are eyeing global trade potential but are alive to real or perceived obstacles.
My Diary of Ebola: the World Has Left Liberia to Die
Eye-witness Katie Meyler gives us a moving first-hand account of life under the shadow of Ebola.
Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta to Step Down During ICC Crimes Against Humanity Hearing
President's deputy to step in during trial for charges of ethnic massacres that killed 1,200 people
Somali al-Shabaab Buries Woman Up To Neck and Stones Her to Death for Having Four Husbands
Woman stoned to death by masked al-Shabaab fighters and local men for alleged adultery.
China to Deploy 700 Troops to South Sudan UN Mission to Protect Oil Investments
Beijing to send soldiers to join United Nations peacekeeping mission to assist conflict situation.
Uganda: Police Discover Cache of Explosives Planned for Al-Shabaab Attacks in Kampala
Ugandan police raid suspected militants sympathetic to East African terror group.
Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe: 'US President Barack Obama is Afraid of Me'
The President of Zimbabwe said white people in the country should all go back to England.
Swaziland King Mswati III Takes 19-Year-Old Virgin as His Fourteenth Wife
Monarch of tiny African nation marries 'Naughty Sindi', a former beauty pageant contestant.
Indoor Air Pollution Puts 3 Billion at Risk of Early Death and Poor Health
A commission studying effects of indoor air pollution from burning solid fuels like wood and charcoal has warned about serious health effects and called for concerted action.
US Airstrike 'Kills' Al-Shabab Leader, Somali Al-Qaeda Linked Group Hunts for Successor
Security officials suspect al-Shabab leader Ahmed Abdi Godane was killed in latest US aerial attack.
Military 'Coup' Under Way in Lesotho - Prime Minister Fled The Country
Military personnel have reportedly seized government buildings and taken radio stations off air.
Nigeria: Hundreds of Soldiers 'Flee' Across Border into Cameroon to Escape Boko Haram
Nigerian military insist Cameroon flight was 'tactical'.
Ebola Outbreak: Evidence of Gender Bias as More Women than Men Die of Deadly Virus
Researchers claim that attention to gender dynamics may help get a grip on the deadly epidemic.
Four Dangerous Ebola Related Email Scams That You Should Watch Out For
Four dangerous Ebola related email scams being used by cyber criminals
Act Now to Prevent a Children's Famine in South Sudan
The private sector can expand the reach of humanitarian assistance in conflict-driven catastrophe.
Uganda: Lawmakers Determined to Cross Judicial Hurdle to Reinstate Anti-Gay Law
MPs from both ruling and opposition parties convene to discuss tabling the anti-gay bill again in parliament.
Ebola Outbreak: The Conspiracy Theories
Conspiracy theorists weigh in on motives behind the US's decision against sharing ZMapp.
Ebola Outbreak: Welsh Woman Quarantined amid Fears She May Have Virus
Several Britons who recently returned from Africa now in quarantine admit public health officials
Ebola Outbreak: Liberia Begins Cremation of Victims as Plane Arrives to Transport Second Infected American
Cremation of victims comes after increased resistance from residents to allow burial of Ebola infected