Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Togo: Pastors keen to reopen churches after easing of coronavirus restrictions
A group of pastors are calling on the authorities to let them reopen their churches.
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Nigeria: Judicial Panel of Inquiry and Restitution has begun.
The panel will investigate human rights abuses by SARS members
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Zanzibar presidential candidate 'arrested' as voting begins
The main opposition party ACT Wazalendo say Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad has been detained.
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Seychelles opposition wins power after 43 years
Anglican priest Wavel Ramkalawan defeated President Danny Faure
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Protesters march in Yaound茅 against Saturday's school shooting
Seven children were killed in a school on Saturday
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Nigerian team investigating police brutality begins work
The panel was set up by the Federal Executive Council
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Sudan to normalise ties with Israel
It comes weeks after similar moves by the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.
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Nigeria: Protesters give their reaction to President Buhari speech
The president called for an end to the #EndSARS protests across the country
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Libya: Rival groups sign ceasefire agreement
'A crucial sign of hope' says UN's acting special envoy for Libya, Stephanie Williams
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Nigeria: President Buhari calls for an end to protests against police brutality
He said he was pained by the loss of innocent lives and the message had been heard
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Nigeria: Military denies it was involved in the shooting of #EndSARS protesters
Amnesty International say 12 people died in Tuesday's shooting in Lagos.
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Nigeria: Unrest continues in the wake of shootings in Lagos
Military say they were not behind the shooting of protestors
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South Africa: Will plans to revive the economy succeed, after lockdown?
President Cyril Ramaphosa聽recently announced a bold plan to revive the struggling economy
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Nigeria: President Buhari appeals for calm, a day after protesters were shot in Lagos.
The #ENDSARS protestors have been calling for an end to police brutality
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Nigeria: Reports of military firing at SARS protestors
Witnesses say CCTV cameras were taken down before armed men began shooting
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Reports of gunfire in Lagos as curfew comes into force
The governor of Lagos State imposed a curfew on Tuesday, after weeks of protests
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UN humanitarian chief: 13 million people in the Sahel region need aid
Mark Lowcock says the region is his biggest concern in terms of global crises
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Lagos placed under "indefinite" curfew
State governor imposed a curfew from Tuesday afternoon after anti-Sars protests
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19/10/2020 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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Sudan ready to cooperate with ICC over Bashir
A delegation led by the ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda is currently in Sudan
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Nigeria state imposes curfew amid jailbreak
Up to 200 prisoners break free after armed men enter facility in Benin City
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Tanzania border village attack 'leaves 20 dead'
Some reports say Islamic State-linked militants carried out the attack
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What is keeping Nigeria鈥檚 youth on the streets?
SARS has been accused of extrajudicial killings
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South Africa: Two suspected killers of white farmer attend court hearing
White farmers say the government is failing to protect them
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800,000 new jobs pledged by South Africa
More than 1 trillion rand has also been pledged in infrastructure investment
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Creator of SARS supports its dissolution
Young Nigerians say they are often targeted by rogue police officers
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End Sars: Nigerian army warning amid anti-police brutality protests
Young Nigerians say they are often targeted by rogue police officers
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Nigerian writer J.P. Clark dies at the age of 85
Nigerian poet and playwright J.P. Clark has died at the age of 85
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Bobi Wine: Police stole my presidential nomination papers
Bobi Wine says six million signatures in support of him have gone missing
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Al-Shabab's 'bomb-making materials seized'
Sulphuric acid is used to manufacture powerful explosives