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Pharmacy selling banned substances to athletes in Ethiopia shutdown

Officials in Ethiopia have shut down a major drug store in the east African country reported to be selling banned substances to athletes.

Nurse loses job over Justin Bieber’s testicle

A female nurse has lost her job after being accused of accessing medical record of pop star Justin Bieber illegally when he was taken in for twisted testicle.

South Sudan passes budget, but there are no funds

South Sudan’s parliament has passed its 2017/2018 budget but, after four years of war, acknowledged it does not know where much of the funding will come from.

500 migrants rescued off Tripoli

Libya’s coastguard rescued nearly 500 migrants on Tuesday at sea west of the capital Tripoli, a spokesman said, underlining the challenge of trying to slow an exodus from Africa and the Middle East.

Dlamini-Zuma angry at claims ex-husband Zuma is helping her presidency bid

South African veteran politician and anti-apartheid activist Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma said on Tuesday it was “offensive” to suggest her ex-husband, President Jacob Zuma, would have a hand in promoting her political career.

Buhari gets wrong information on B’ Haram, Nigerian MP claims

A Nigerian lawmaker has said that the country's President, Muhammadu Buhari is not getting accurate information about the activities of Boko Haram and its capacity to carry out attacks in parts of the West African nation.

Rwanda: Several people killed by crocodiles

Residents in Rwanda's capital say seven people have been killed by crocodiles on the banks of Nyabarongo River this month.

Grace Mugabe makes first public statement after SA assault case

The first lady of Zimbabwean Grace Mugabe has made her first public comment since returning to the country from South Africa where she was accused of assaulting a 20-year old model in a Johannesburg hotel.

Egypt: Female official detained over corruption

Egyptian authorities have detained the deputy governor of the country's second largest city, the most senior female official to be arrested over corruption charges.

Congo bans import of key consumer goods

Authorities have banned imports of several popular consumer products in the west of the Democratic Republic of Congo for six months to fight smuggling, Trade Minister Jean-Lucien Busa said on Monday.

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