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Guinea: One year of junta rule +++ Polish President Andrzej Duda visits West Africa +++Uganda pumps $50m into e-mobility +++ The UK gets a new Prime Minister - Liz Truss.

TPLF is working with terrorists, Ethiopian diplomat says+++ DW's AfricaLink Special Edition on dangers of child prostitution

Kenya’s presidential election petition lays bare litany of issues +++ Chad’s national dialogue sets off to a bumpy start +++ Zambians call for stricter labour laws for foreign investors +++ What's driving financial inequality among young Africans? +++ Rwanda genocide orphan students kicked out of hostel

Ethiopia's Tigray conflict erupts after brief lull+++Outcry as Cameroon orders 500 private schools in English -speaking regions to close+++ Hair salons empower young mothers in Mombasa

S.Sudan first unified forces graduate amid calls for peace +++ Kenyan women make history with record election wins +++ DW's set to launch re-branded African Roots podcast +++ Ghana outlaws corporal punishment +++ Russia-Turkey relations

Kenya's presidential election petitions set to begin tomorrow +++ Clashes continue in northern Ethiopia despite peace pleas +++Angola's ex-strongman dos Santos laid to rest in Luanda+++Why Zimbabwe religious leaders are rejecting measles vaccine+++Serena Williams readies farewell as US Open begins

Angola ruling party set to win hotly contested vote+++Zimbabwean author Tsitsi Dangarembga's verdict postponed+++Ghana's alternative dispute resolution reduces backlog of cases+++Ugandan freedom fighter Rosebell Kagumire standing up for voiceless

Fighting flares up in northern Ethiopia after a five-month truce+++Demolition of homes in Abuja+++Rwanda cracks down on indecent dressing

Angolans vote for president in tightest ever race +++ Impact of Anglophone Cameroon lockdowns on residents +++ Guinea's political crisis worsens +++Kenyan community gives safe haven to endangered rhinos

Sudanese authorities have declared a state of emergency +++ The mood on the eve of elections in Angola +++ Notorious gang leader in Nigeria has accepted a truce +++ All-female newsroom in Somalia+++ France’s nuclear conundrum