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Nigeria floods kill 500 people, 1.4 million displaced +++ Nigerian elections +++ The young Cameroon activist who pushed for the restitution of a sacred statue +++ Meet Namibian superstar TopCheri

How can Somalia defeat the al-Shabab insurgency? +++ Who are al-Shabab and what do they want? +++ Guinea's 2009 stadium massacre trial +++ Nigeria elections: Switching parties +++ Helping developers put up more sustainable buildings in Kenya

Ex- Niger Delta militant Tompolo leads operation to protect oil pipelines. +++ Can Nigeria win the fight against crude oil thieves? +++ Is Africa's ambitious railway project running late? +++ Cow Mash - South African artist Kgaogelo Mashilo — AKA Cow Mash +++ Update on Ukraine war

Gambia-India cough syrup scandal update +++ Outcome of Lesotho general elections +++ South Sudan: How funds for fuel, food and medicines vanished +++ Sports

Waiting for 80 days to have your containers cleared at the port of Lagos +++ Corruption, inefficiencies and poor infrastructure cripple the Free Port of Monrovia +++ Mombasa's port has been rattled by mismanagement +++ Ghana tries to realize the potentials of its ports +++ Sports

Ethiopian govt, Tigray rebels, say ready for peace talks after AU invite+++Can you question the government on its expenditure?+++Zambia: The sexual abuse of boys and men+++Nollywood film "Anikulapo" triggers gender debate

Kenya's Ruto vows to navigate economy heavy debt burden+++Kenya 'effectively' lifts ban on genetically modified crops+++Rwanda court acquits journalists detained for four years+++ DRC: Chocolate, coffee, palm oil production in a rebel-held zone+++Madagascar promotes consumption of edible insects

With support from allied militia, Somalia hunts al-Shabab+++ Apple music honors Nigeria’s musical history with a month long campaign+++Kenya’s glass blowing company thrives amid pandemic+++The impact of Europe's energy crisis on African businesses

Ousted Burkina Faso leader Damiba in Togo after coup: government++++Who is Ibrahim Traore, the soldier behind Burkina Faso's latest coup?+++Calls for more funding as pre-COP27 climate talks open in DR Congo+++Sports

More gunfire in Burkina Faso capital after junta leader urges calm+++Ebola kills five in Uganda, 19 other deaths likely connected, president says+++Impact of South Africa's blackouts on migrant businesses+++Sports