Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Malawi's anaesthetic supply crisis
Women in labour wards are suffering enormous pain because of a lack of anaesthetic
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Morocco jails professor over sex-for-grade scandal
Students at Hassan I University complained of sexual harassment
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Nigeria lifts Twitter ban
Millions of Nigerians are able to access Twitter freely again
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Concerns over Cameroon security during AFCON
A senator has been shot dead in Bemenda
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Bomb blast in Mogadishu kills 10
Part of a school was destroyed in the attack
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Prominent senator gunned down in Cameroon
Senator Henry Kemende was seized from his car and shot in the chest in Bamenda city
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Ethiopia carries out deadly airstrikes in Tigray
New drone strikes have killed at least 17 in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, say aid workers
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Ethiopia carries out deadly airstrikes in Tigray
New drone strikes have killed at least 17 in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, say aid workers
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South African Parliament fire suspect faces terrorism charge
South Africa state prosecutors have added a charge of terrorism against Zandile Mafe
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Uganda schools reopen after two years of Covid lockdown
Ugandan students and schoolchildren return to classes after Covid restrictions are lifted
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10/01/2022 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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10/01/2022 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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Ethiopia to free jailed opposition leaders
PM Abiy Ahmed announced the release of prisoners on Christmas Day in Ethiopia
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AFCON 2021 Special Edition
The wait is almost over. Cameroon is ready to host the greatest football show in Africa
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Mali confirms Russian soldiers' deployment in Timbuktu
Russian mercenary involvement follows the French troops' departure in December
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What the KFC chips fiasco says about Kenya farming
Journalist Waihiga Mwaura reflects on why Kenya imports food it grows at home
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Tanzania Assembly speaker resigns
The resignation of Job Ndugai comes after he criticised President Suluhu's loan policy
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Nigeria classifies bandits as terrorist groups
Terrorism charges carry heavier punishments and allow harsher sentences
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SA whistleblower: ‘I feel I made a meaningful contribution’
Atol Williams who spoke at the inquiry on state capture, gives his reaction to the report
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First tranche of South Africa’s State Capture report is out
The first part of the Zondo corruption report has been sent to President Cyril Ramaphosa
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South Africa’s president receives Part 1 of State Capture report
The first part of the Zondo corruption report has been sent to President Cyril Ramaphosa
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04/01/2022 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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Kenyan anger over KFC chip shortage
Many Kenyans are angry that KFC appears unwilling to buy from local growers
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SA parliament fire suspect 'had explosives'
Zandile Christmas Mafe was arrested in the parliamentary complex, police say
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South Africa parliament fire flares up again
Authorities had warned the fire could reignite
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Liberia: arrest ordered for opposition leader Alexander B. Cummings
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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Sudan: Prime Minister Hamdok resigns after more mass protests
Over the weekend at least two people were shot dead by security forces
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Namibia's first Oscar submission
'The White Line' is the first movie submitted for the Oscar by Namibia
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Malawi arrests Minister of Land over corruption allegations
The arrest is part of a wider drive to root out corruption in the country
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Sudan's Thursday protests 'one of the bloodiest'
Thousands of protesters reached the presidential palace on Thursday, says journalist