British tourists prepare to evacuate Egypt
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Libya rival government demands explanation from United Nations on negotiations
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Safaricom Posts a 16% rise in pretax profit
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Côte d’Ivoire women call for safer working conditions
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Solar energy for Africa by 2030
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Artists from Kenya refugee camps showcase work
Over 50 artists from Kenya’s Kakuma and Dadaab refugee camps are showcasing their work in the capital Nairobi. The “Artists
Somalia’s school for the blind
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Music Legend donates huge sum for HIV therapies for gay Africans
Music legend Elton John has reportedly announced that his charitable foundation will donate $5m to improve access to HIV therapies
Celebrating African Music : South Africa – Miriam Makeba vs Zahara
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Plane that crashed in South Sudan “was in no state to fly”
The plane that crashed in South Sudan, killing at least 36 people “was in no state to fly”, Ukraine-based aircraft