Al-Shabab group claims responsibility for attack
Russia has rebranded its Wagner paramilitary group as an "expeditionary corps" now controlled by Moscow’s military intelligence arm, and the force is offering a "regime survival package" to autocratic regimes in Africa, Britain’s Royal United Services Institute says. Henry Ridgwell reports.
Doctors Without Borders says there are more than half a million cases of severe acute malnutrition in the region
Al-Shabab militants continue to operate and spread the group’s messages despite relentless efforts by Somalia’s government to shut them down
New report suggests Wagner paramilitary group has been rebranded as Moscow's 'expeditionary corps'
The bloc says member countries conduct most of their trade with outside countries and have made little attempt to break down economic barriers between them
South Africa’s main opposition criticized after asking West for help with elections
Malawi has embarked on trials of genetically modified maize aimed to curb recurrent hunger and pests like fall armyworms and caterpillars. The trials come amid concerns about the possible effects genetically modified organisms have on health and the environment. Lameck Masina reports from Lilongwe.
Of the 251 children, 246 had no birth certificates.
Officials in Zimbabwe — Africa's largest tobacco producer — hope this year’s crop will boost the country’s ailing economy. However, demand is not as high as it used to be, and calls are growing for Zimbabwe to move away from tobacco due to health concerns. Columbus Mavhunga reports from Harare.
Deadly attacks on churches and other places of worship in South Africa are rare
Officials say base, deployment of special forces will help ease residents’ fears as search for hundreds of students continues
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