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South Sudan: Rebel leader Riek Machar returns from exile

South Sudan’s rebel leader Riek Machar on Wednesday returned to the country's capital, Juba. That is his first time returning to the country after...

600,000 children killed every year from air pollution

The World Health Organization (WHO) says air pollution kills an estimated 600,000 children every year. It says air pollution also caused symptoms relating to loss...

Pirates hijack ship with 11 crew members in Nigerian waters

Pirates are reported to have hijacked a ship with 11 crew members of the coast of Nigeria. Polish media reports that eight of the crew...

Nigeria relaxes curfew on Kaduna after monarch’s murder

Nigerian officials have reviewed a 24-hour curfew imposed on the Kaduna state on Friday following the murder of a traditional ruler. The paramount ruler of...

UN peacekeepers killed in Mali attacks

Multiple attacks in central and northern Mali has led to the death of two UN peace-keepers on Saturday. The United Nations mission in Mali said...

Nigeria: Tension heightens in Kaduna after death of monarch

There is heightened tension in Nigeria's Kaduna state following the gruesome murder of a monarch in the southern part of the state. The paramount ruler...

Five Catholic nuns kidnapped in Nigeria

Five catholic nuns have been kidnapped by gunmen in Nigeria’s Delta State. Punch reports that the nuns were attacked on their way from a funeral...

DR Congo opposition supporters protest use of voting machine

Thousands of opposition supporters in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Friday staged a street protest over the use of voting machine in December's...

Ghana: Lecturers at top university on strike over govt directive

Lecturers at one of Ghana's top universities, the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) have declared an indefinite strike. The lecturers are protesting...

Hospitals in Africa detaining patients unable to settle bills

A number of major hospitals across the world are reportedly detaining patients who are unable to settle their medical bills. These hospitals many in Africa...

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