Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Sierra Leone is battling with a 'silent epidemic' of sexual and gender based violence
Police say the cases of sexual violence has almost doubled in one year
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Sierra Leone imposes curfew following protests
About 130 people have been arrested after anti-government protests in Sierra Leone
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Sierra Leone has banned child marriage
Sierra Leone's parliament this week approved a law banning child marriage
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Sierra Leone gives power to the people in a small village
Bathurst, on the outskirts of the capital Freetown, gets electricity for the first time
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Sierra Leone gears up for general elections
Sierra Leone to hold its fifth election since the end of a brutal civil war in 2002
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Sierra Leone facing a youth drug crisis
Sierra Leone declares an emergency over drug abuse amongst young people
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Sierra Leone facing a youth drug crisis
Sierra Leone declares an emergency over drug abuse amongst young people
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Sierra Leone ends death penalty
Debate is ongoing over what should replace the capital punishment
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Sierra Leone Cancels Major Airport Deal With China
Freetown made a major U-turn on the 400-million dollars deal that was signed in February
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Sierra Leone building collapse traps people under rubble
The building that was under construction collapsed in the country's second biggest city
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Sierra Leone allows ex-president Koroma to leave country despite facing treason charges
Sierra Leonean high court allows ex-president,charged with treason, to leave country.
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Sierra Leone ahead of general elections
Residents of Freetown spell out their burning issues.
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Sierra Leone considers health emergency over illegal drug Kush
Sierra Leone is grappling with a serious substance crisis. A synthetic drug called Kush
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Should Tunisia and Libya be Europe's migrant gatekeepers?
The EU offers to help Tunisia's finances in exchange of control of migrants
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Should referees stop a game in the face of racist chanting?
Should referees stop a game in the face of racist chanting?
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Should more employers grant menstrual leave?
Authorities in Kenya’s capital Nairobi to grant female city employees menstrual leave
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Shock In Ethiopia At Top Level Arrests
Ethiopia arrests top army brass and intelligence service chiefs in shock move
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Shock after Cameroon schoolboy killings
Four teenagers were killed by soldiers in the English-speaking North West region
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Shell to pay Nigeria farmers $16m
The country’s oil industry has been a major source of environmental damage.
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Seychelles opposition leader denies witchcraft charges
Seychelles opposition leader Patrick Herminie is one of eight charged with witchcraft
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Sexual violence part of 'everyday life' in Sudan
Medical charity MSF says over 3,300 people sexually assaulted in Sudan since 2024
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Severe flooding hits southern Africa
A national disaster has been declared in South Africa
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Severe Covid patients ‘more likely to die in Africa'
A Lancet study on Covid-19 looked at critical care in ten African countries
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Several killed and dozens wounded in Mogadishu attacks
Islamists Al Shabab carry out a coordinated attack in Somalia's capital Mogadishu.
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Seven days of mourning for Sierra Leone mudslide victims
Nearly 400 people are confirmed dead after a mudslide and floods.
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Senegal’s president won't seek third term
Macky Sall's announcement on Monday had been eagerly awaited by supporters and critics
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Senegal's next President: Bassirou Diomaye Faye
Senegal has decided on its next President. Who is Bassirou Diomaye Faye?
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Senegal's government claims victory in elections
The Senegalese government has claimed victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections
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Senegal: What's driving migrants to leave?
More than 70 migrants were rescued near Gran Canaria, why do they make these journeys?
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Senegal: Sonko supporters continue protests over arrest
Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko faces rape charges