South African ‘good Samaritan’ dismisses anger over crowd fund

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A South African petrol attendant who came to the aid of a motorist reassures those who gave him money.

Sudan crisis: 40 bodies pulled from Nile, opposition says

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The opposition says 100 people have been killed by a paramilitary unit, with 40 found dumped in the river.

The return of Sudan’s feared ‘Janjaweed’

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The BBC's Fergal Keane looks at the Janjaweed's history for signs Sudan's protests would turn deadly.

Former Nigerian dictator’s £210m seized from Jersey account

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Millions of pounds laundered by Sani Abacha have been recovered by Jersey and the United States.

Africa Cup of Nations: Court of Arbitration for Sport dismisses Comoros’ case

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The Court of Arbitration of Sport dismisses a case brought by Comoros over Cameroon's participation at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Ethiopia religious anger over US gay tour plan

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Ethiopian church groups are angry a US-based gay tourist operator plans to visit religious sites.

Tanzania’s President Magufuli shops with basket after plastic bag ban

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John Magufuli's defiance of Tanzanian convention is likely to help stamp out the use of plastic bags.

Cricket World Cup: Dale Steyn ruled out of tournament by injury

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South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn is ruled out of the remainder of the World Cup with a shoulder injury.

A women-only trekking adventure in the Atlas Mountains

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The Travel Show's Cat Moh meets Berber women who share their life experiences with her.

A women-only trekking adventure in the Atlas Mountains

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The Travel Show's Cat Moh meets Berber women who share their life experiences with her.