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Libyan Cabinet Minister Assassinated During Hometown Visit
Deputy industry minister gunned down in Libyan city of Sirte.
Full Metal Jacket Star R. Lee Ermey Criticised for Posing with Bodies of Hunted Lions
Actor who played sadistic sgt Hartman described as 'coward' after posting photos of shot lions online
Kenya's Rhinos Facing Extinction in the Wild
Conservation group Rhino Ark said Kenyan rhinos require urgent protection from illegal poaching.
'Hero Rats' Sniff Out Mines in Africa [VIDEO]
Giant rodents used to detect landmines in ground-breaking project funded by UK taxpayer.
African Leaders Meet in South Sudan to Broker Peace Deal
Ethiopian PM and Kenyan president hold talks with South Sudan president Salva Kiir as fresh fighting breaks out in Upper Nile state .
South Sudan Government Troops Lose Control of Oil-rich Bentiu [VIDEO]
Unity state capital falls to commander allied to ousted vice-president Riek Machar.
Mozambique Plane Crash 'Deliberately' Caused by Pilot
Probe suggests pilot locked himself in cockpit and ignored alarms.
Mariah Carey Criticised for Performing for Dictator in Angola
Human Rights Foundation says Mariah Carey was 'purchased' to perform for Angolan dictator.
South Africa's Pivotal Gold Mining Industry in Crisis
South Africa's gold production has plummeted 83% in ten years.
Ex-Barclays Boss Bob Diamond's Atlas Mara Firm Raises $325m in London IPO
Diamond, who quit Barclays amid the Libor-fixing furore, will manage Africa-focused Atlas Mara.
Biggest Ivory Consumer China to Criminalise Elephant Poaching
China criminalises illegal ivory after Botswana summit despite being largest buyers
IUCN Botswana Conference: 100,000 African Elephants to be Slaughtered in Next 10 Years
Experts say Africa will lose a fifth of its elephants over the next decade.
World Aids Day 2013: How Football is Helping Raise Africa HIV and Aids Awareness
Tackle Africa's coaching development officer talks about her role and the charity.
White Spaces Technology: How Tech Giants Bring Broadband to Africa
Pilot project to use idle TV waves to bring broadband to developing countries faces criticism
Angola Retreats on Islam Ban Reports
Angolan officials deny ban on Muslim faith and claims that mosques and minarets have been pulled down.
France Sends 1000 Troops to Central African Republic as Crisis Deepens
France to deploy extra troops to Central Africa to prevent regional instability, say French officials.
Angola Bans Islam and Shuts Down All Mosques
Christian-majority Angola bans Islam on grounds that it clashes with customs and state religion.
ActionAid Slams Barclays for Corporation Tax Avoidance Promotion in Africa
Charity says tax avoidance by big companies drains billions of pounds from poor countries.
Solar Eclipse 2013: Pictures of Rare Hybrid Seen Across Africa, US and Canada [VIDEO]
'Most interesting eclipse of the year' captured on film.
Deloitte Slammed for Corporation Tax Avoidance Battleplan for Africa
Deloitte advises large companies on how to avoid potentially hundreds of millions of dollars of tax.
Kenya Battles Looming Condom Shortage Crisis as Spike in HIV Feared
Nairobi fears supplies of the contraceptive will be over in another two months.
GlaxoSmithKline Unveils World's First Malaria Vaccine that Will Save 'Millions'
Hundreds of thousands of lives to be saved after malaria vaccine is rolled out in two years.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee Launches Affordable Internet for Africa and Asia
World Wide Web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee partners Google to bring affordable internet to Africa and Asia.
Lampedusa Boat Sinking: 300 Migrants Feared Dead as Italy Mourns
UN official blames Italy's 'repressive' immigrant policies for mid-sea disaster in which people from Eritrea, Somalia and Ghana have perished.
South Africa: Police Dog Bites Off Thief's Penis
Man loses half his penis after police dogs let loose on him.
Condom Use Falls in Sub-Saharan Africa, Says HIV and Aids Report
UN report reveals reduction in number of new HIV cases but highlights issues affecting 2015 target.
Al-Qaida Militants in Somalia Destroy £480,000 in UK Aid
UK government says Al-Shabaab insurgents seized British humanitarian aid from warehouses in Somalia and set it on fire.
Iran's Ahmadinejad to Boost Ties with African Nations
Ahmadinejad to visit Benin, Niger and Ghana to improve economic and political ties.
UN Authorises Military Intervention to Oust al-Qaida in Mali
UN resolution urges multi-stage process in ousting Islamist militant groups from northern Mali.
Mauritanian President Abdel Aziz 'Accidentally' Shot
Feared assassination attempt on Aziz turns out to be military error.