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Back from Boko Haram

Observers in Nigeria say it is unlikely that Boko Haram freed 21 of the Chibok schoolgirls while getting nothing in return, writes Martin Patience.

Climate change: ‘Monumental’ deal to cut HFCs, fastest growing greenhouse gases

  More than 150 countries have reached a deal described as "monumental" to phase out gases that are making global warming worse. Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) are widely...

Exam sharks

In our series of letters from African journalists, Joseph Warungu, a former high-school teacher, examines the measures the Kenyan government has put in place...

Nigeria’s President Buhari: My wife belongs in kitchen

  Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has responded to criticism from his wife by saying she belongs in his kitchen. On a visit to Germany, he said:...

Are EU trawlers taking too many Mauritanian fish?

Fishermen in Mauritania are complaining that huge trawlers are taking too many fish, putting their livelihoods at risk.

Libya's $1.2bn claim against Goldman Sachs thrown out

The London High Court dismisses a $1.2bn (£840m) claim against US investment bank Goldman Sachs brought by Libya's sovereign fund.

Nigeria President Muhammadu Buhari: My wife Aisha belongs to my kitchen

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari responds to criticism of his leadership by his wife Aisha Buhari by saying that she "belongs to my kitchen".

Zuma's nemesis?

The BBC's Karen Allen reports on the work of public protector Thuli Madonsela, whose fight against corruption has inspired a South African public yearning...

Jacob Zuma corruption report blocked in South Africa

A corruption investigation expected to contain damning allegations against South African President Jacob Zuma will not be published on Friday, as planned. Thuli Mandonsela, who...

Batuk: Using house music to promote pan-Africanism

South African collective Batuk aims to use house music to promote pan-African unity, reports Mayeni Jones.

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