Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Senegal tries midwives over hospital death
A mother and her unborn child died after allegedly being denied a caesarean section
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United Nations chief concludes West Africa tour
António Guterres speaks to Focus after his first visit to the continent in two years
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Burundi mourns soldiers killed in Somalia attack
Burundi’s army says 10 soldiers were killed in the attack on an AU base in Somalia
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Al-Shabab attack on AU base in Somalia ‘a surprise’
Several Burundi soldiers were killed in the attack on an African Union base in Somalia
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Russian mercenaries accused of atrocities in CAR
Witnesses tell Human Rights Watch about summary executions and torture
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Rights group says Russian mercenaries operating in CAR
Human Rights Watch say they have evidence members of the Wagner Group are in CAR
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UN chief visits insurgency victims in Nigeria’s Borno state
UN Secretary General António Guterres is on a tour of West Africa
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‘Not our war’: Africans leaving Ukraine recount their treatment
Special report from the Ukraine/Poland border on the Africans who fled the Ukraine war
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Kenya’s president tells his deputy to resign
President Uhuru Kenyatta and deputy William Ruto have had an ongoing tense relationship
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Kenya and Morocco announce wage increases
The governments of Morocco and Kenya are increasing the minimum wage for workers
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State funeral for Kenya's ex-President Mwai Kibaki
Crowds of Kenyans turned out to pay their last respects to the late President Mwai Kibaki
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Damning report into Jacob Zuma's presidency
Investigators find ex-President Zuma would "do anything" for the influential Gupta family
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Report exposes SA ex-President Zuma’s corrupt relationships
Investigators find ex-President Jacob Zuma would do anything for the wealthy Gupta family
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IMF revises down Africa's growth forecast
The International Monetary Fund has revised its growth projection for Africa downwards
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Horrific testimonies emerge of South Sudan violence
Reports from South Sudan say dozens have been beheaded following days of violence
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Nigeria’s senate wants ransom payers to go to jail
Nigerian senators pass a bill seeking to impose a jail term for anyone paying a ransom
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Tight security as Somalia elects Speaker of the Lower House
The Lower House election comes a day after the Speaker of Somalia's Senate was re-elected
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Police brutality and disappearances in Kenya
Amnesty in Kenya says it has documented dozens of cases extrajudicial killings by police
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Mounting concern about police brutality in Kenya
Cases of police brutality and enforced disappearances are rising in Kenya, says report
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How will Twitter change under Elon Musk?
We host a disco with three tech experts from around the continent
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UK discusses new immigration rules
The House of Lords discusses migration rules likely to impact thousands of asylum seekers
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'Hundreds' of illegal oil refinery still operating in Nigeria
Victims of a fire blast at an illegal oil refinery in Imo State are to be buried today
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UN calls for investigation into Darfur killings
At least 168 people have been killed in three days of clashes
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Suspected Jammeh ally tried for crimes against humanity
Bai Lowe is being tried in Germany, accused of being a member of the Junglers
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Nigeria: Imo state oil explosion victims buried
At least 110 people were killed in the accident at an illegal oil refinery
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Alleged ex-member of Yahya Jammeh 'death-squad' to face trial
A German court is to trial an alleged ex-member of Yahya Jammeh's 'death squad.'
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East African Community to deploy military in DR Congo
EAC leaders want rebel groups to resolve grievances through political dialogue
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Kenya's first opposition president Mwai Kibaki dies aged 90
A look back on the life of Kenya's third president Mwai Kibaki, who died aged 90
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The economic cost of the KwaZulu-Natal floods
Close to 450 people lost their lives when heavy rains swept away roads and houses
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Former Botswana president summoned to court
Ian Khama has been asked to appear on a firearms charge