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Fear after mass arrests in Sudan
Some 300 people are arrested after a rebel raid near Sudan's capital, amid fears for their safety.
Somali sides urged to find peace
Both sides in the Somali conflict are urged to end the crisis as a peace conference opens in Djibouti.
Hackers shut Zimbabwe website
Computer hackers attack the website of Zimbabwe's state-owned Herald newspaper.
US court allows apartheid claims
The US Supreme Court clears the way for a lawsuit brought by apartheid victims against a number of firms.
Obasanjo denies power corruption
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo tells a panel he is not responsible for Nigeria's poor power supply.
South African mob kills migrants
Police reinforcements arrive in the South African township of Alexandra after two foreigners are killed.
Zimbabwe poll may be delayed
The second round of Zimbabwe's presidential election may be delayed, says the Electoral Commission.
Burundi clashes as UN arrives
A UN delegation is in Burundi to help secure peace as fighting continues between the army and the FNL rebels.
Warning for Christian polygamists
The head of Nigeria's Anglican Church tells polygamous Christian converts to give up their extra wives.
SA infidelities plastered on car
A South African woman divorcing her husband goes public about his infidelities to make him pay maintenance.
Kotoko edge past Dolphin
Ghana's Asante Kotoko beat visiting Dolphin of Nigeria 4-1 to complete a 4-3 aggregate win in the Confederation Cup.
Mali's Sissoko happy at Juventus
Mali midfielder Mohamed Sissoko says he has no regrets about leaving English Premier League side Liverpool.
Chelsea worry over Drogba
Chelsea are hopeful that Didier Drogba and skipper John Terry will be fit for the Champions League final.
Islamists in Mauritanian cabinet
The Islamist opposition joins Mauritania's cabinet despite the country's ties with Israel.
Zambia seizes 'Chiluba millions'
Assets worth nearly $60m stolen under former President Chiluba have been recovered, Zambia's government says.
Burundi arrests condemned
A Burundian rights group accuses the security forces of illegally detaining about 200 people suspected of helping rebels.
Kenya's cabinet learns the ropes
Kenya's power-sharing cabinet meets for the first time for former rivals to learn how to work as a team.
Senegal hunts ear-choppers
Senegal's army launches an offensive against armed men who cut off the ears of cashew nut pickers.
Somali militants raid police base
Islamist insurgents attack a police station in the heart of Somalia's capital ahead of planned peace talks.
Militias 'to rig Zimbabwe poll'
Zimbabwe's "war veterans" militia plan to intimidate voters inside polling stations, a policeman tells the BBC.
Somalis die in mountain clashes
Clashes in mountainous central Somalia between Ethiopian troops and insurgents kill at least 20 people.
Aids money 'being wasted'
Funding for HIV prevention is being wasted on strategies which have little impact, say US researchers.
Profile: Sudan's Islamist leader
During a political life of some 40 years, Hassan al-Turabi has been imprisoned or held under house arrest on several occasions.
Eritrea denies Djibouti war claim
Eritrea denies wanting war with Djibouti, which has gone to the UN Security Council to ask them to stop a conflict.
Morocco denies migrant drowning
Moroccan authorities deny its soldiers deliberately punctured and sank a boat with migrants going to Spain.
Nigerian court frees 'dead son'
A man arrested and allegedly shot by Nigerian police is freed on bail, years after his family were told he was dead.
SA broadcaster suspends its head
South Africa's public broadcaster suspends its CEO for alleged misconduct as it faces charges of bias.
Somalia - Africa's Afghanistan?
After a US missile killed a senior leader of an Islamist militant group in Somalia, the BBC's Rob Watson considers how serious the West considers the militant threat from the region.
Poor 'gain' from high food prices
The rising cost of oil and other commodities is making life harder for consumers in the West, but many emerging nations get richer.
Open season on Obasanjo
The humiliation of Nigeria's ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo is forging ahead, less than a year after he left office, writes Africa Confidential editor Patrick Smith.
Why Ethiopians love to run
The BBC's Alex Capstick went to Addis Ababa to investigate why running is Ethiopia's national obsession.
Power to SA mines 'not at risk'
South Africa promises that its lucrative mining sector will not suffer further power disruption during the winter months.
Oil falls as Nigeria strike ends
Oil prices fall on news that a strike in Nigeria by Exxon workers which had disrupted production has ended.
Are we fighting AIDS effectively?
Researchers say money is wasted on promoting condom use and abstinence because it has had little impact.Do you agree?
Do labour laws damage employers?
In Kenya ,a new labour laws give three months paid maternity leave for women. Do you understand the labour laws in your country?
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Africa needs alternative sources of energy.Should solar panels be state subsidised?
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