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South Africa’s para surfers dream of competing in the Paralympics
The discipline has yet to make its Paralympic debut, but para surfers have high hopes this will happen at the Los Angeles 2028 Games.
Divided Cameroon celebrates National Unity Day
Thousands of people have been killed since 2016 after a group of Anglophone Cameroonians began to fight President Paul Biya's Francophone government.
DRC: Police clash with opposition protesters in Kinshasa
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Senegal tension: Who are the youths ready to “die” for Ousmane Sonko?
Whenever Senegal's main opposition leader has faced the judiciary, many of his supporters have taken to the streets. Protests have often turned violent with those of March 2021 getting down in history as some of the deadliest. The young protestors consider Ousmane Sonko the "savior of the masses".
Ugandan LGBTQ activist plans to return home, despite fear of arrest
DeLovie Kwagala, who's non-binary and prefers to use the pronoun 'they,' has been living in South Africa since 2021 but their visa is about to expire.
Franco-Senegalese director makes it to Cannes with her debut film
In the film Banel and Edama are lovers who've never left their village in Senegal and their passion is in conflict with their community's traditions.
Hundreds of refugees cross into western Ethiopia from Sudan every day
Around 15,000 refugees from sixty different countries crossed over between April 21st and May 7th and more are arriving.
Comoros president attends the G7 Summit in Hiroshima
The small state which is made up of just three islands off south-eastern Africa, was invited as it is chairing the African Union this year.
Senegal wins U17 Africa Cup of Nations title
Morocco scored in the 14th minute with a header from Abdelhamid Ait Boudlal and had held on to their advantage until just ten minutes from the end.
Zimbabwe: amnesty frees a fifth of prisoners from overcrowded jails
Former prisoners have in the past complained about overcrowding and other harsh conditions such as a lack of food and proper health care.