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Israel promises full investigation after incident at border with Egypt
An incident at the border between Israel and Egypt last week resulted in the deaths of three Israeli soldiers plus the attacker
Mystery of the desert: The lost cities of the Nigerien Sahara
Djado lies in the Kawar oasis region 1,300 kilometres (800 miles) from the capital Niamey, near Niger's deeply troubled border with Libya.
Calm returns to the streets of Dakar after 72 hours of violence
Clashes erupted on Thursday after the sentencing of opposition leader Ousmane Sonko to two years in jail
Voters await results in Guinea-Bissau
Votes are being counted in Guinea-Bissau following Sunday's legislative elections that seek to end instability following a coup attempt in 2022
Antigua and Barbuda: Rastafari granted authorization to grow herb
"We see it as a food source, we see it as a sacrament in terms of, like I said, it aids us into meditation and tap into consciousness and all these things. You know, to deprive us of our food, of our medicine, we saw that as being unjust. So, we had to stand up and fight over the years." Ras Kiyode
Morocco: Hundreds in Casablanca protest high cost of living
Morocco is faced with soaring prices, particularly for food products, which are affecting the most modest households. Inflation slowed slightly in April, to 7.8% year-on-year, after 10.1% in February and 8.2% in March, according to official statistics.
Bissau-Guineans go to the polls for legislative elections
Twenty-two political parties are contesting the ballot, including the three that shared almost all the seats in the outgoing Assembly. Some 200 international observers have been deployed in the country to monitor the vote.
Uganda says 54 of its AU soldiers killed in May 26 Somalia attack
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni explained the heavy toll by the poor decisions of two officers, who were panicked by the attack by "800 terrorists" and ordered their soldiers to retreat.
Boxer Claressa Shields extends record wins, calls for equal pay
“If there’s somebody else who you can call the ‘Greatest Woman Of All Time,’ show me them. But as of right now, it’s me and it’s been me. And when you think of ‘GWOAT’ and you Google ‘GWOAT,’ I’m going to pop up. Just like when you Google ‘GOAT,” Muhammad Ali is going to pop up.” Claressa Shields
Senegal: Presidency accuses opposition of ‘destabilizing the country’ as death toll hits 15
"Our country has been under attack, but by occult forces, as I said in 2021. At the time, I was criticised for (saying) this and even accused of confusing peaceful Senegalese demonstrators with destructive forces. The events of the last few days appear to have opened the eyes of the most sceptical."