Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Sudan activists accuse RSF of massacre
Pro democracy activists said more than 100 people have been killed in Sudan
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Students killed in Kenya classroom collapse
At least seven pupils died after a classroom collapsed on students at a primary school
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Striking Kenyan Doctors Sent To Prison
A Kenyan court sentences representatives of striking doctors to a month in prison.
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Street battles dash hopes of Sudan Eid ceasefire
More shelling in Khartoum as efforts to impose ceasefire before end of Eid al-Fitr, fail.
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Stranded: Exposing the UK’s immigration scammers
BBC investigates rogue 'relocation agents' who offer fake documents and promises of work
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Storm Ana hits southern Africa
Mozambique, Malawi and Madagascar launch rescue operations as dozens die in floods
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Steve Biko inquest reopens in South Africa
South Africa reopens an inquest into the death of anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko
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Special Edition: The 2018 Komla Dumor Awards Discussion Panel
Waihiga Mwarua is joined by an expert panel as they explore politics in the digital age.
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Special edition: Isha Sesay on women's representation in the media
Join journalist Isha Sesay and BBC's Bola Mosuro for a special edition of Africa Today
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Spain Agrees To Take Migrant Ship Barred By Italy And Malta
Spain offers port for boat with 600 + migrants, many from sub-Saharan Africa
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Southern Africa braces itself for Cyclone Freddy
Madagascar is lashed by high winds and heavy rain as the cyclone makes landfall
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South Sudanese troops charged with rape and murder
But will there also be justice for South Sudanese civilians who have been brutalised?
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South Sudanese leaders participate in spiritual retreat at Vatican City
President Salva Kiir and vice president Riek Machar attend retreat hosted by Pope Francis
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South Sudanese Academic Detained For Weeks Without Charge
Wife of detained South Sudanese academic Peter Biar Ajack speaks of family ordeal in Juba
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South Sudan's rebel leader returns to Juba
Riek Machar joins thousands of South Sudanese in Juba to celebrate Peace Day
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South Sudan's rebel leader allowed back in the country
President Salva Kiir will guarantee Riek Machar's safe return, but with conditions.
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South Sudan's President, Salva Kiir meets rival Riak Machar on home soil
Almost a year after a botched attempt to broker peace between both men
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South Sudan's President Salva Kiir dissolves parliament
President Kiir’s decree is in line with peace deal signed with former foe, Riek Machar
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South Sudan's peace agreement on shaky ground
As Riak Machar's opposition decline an offer for a unity government
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South Sudan's Leaders Meet
South Sudan talks in Addis; Eritrea and Ethiopia's peace overtures; Tunisia law reforms
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South Sudan's civil servants remain unpaid
South Sudan’s civil servants and soldiers have gone without salaries for a year
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South Sudan: Why was a powerful vice-president fired?
South Sudan's President Kiir has sacked Benjamin Bol Mel who was tipped as a successor
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South Sudan: soldiers on trial for rape and human rights violations
The trials began earlier this week in Central Equatoria State
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South Sudan: Kiir and Machar due to meet for critical talks
Both are under pressure to meet February 22 deadline to introduce power-sharing deal
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South Sudan: Fresh violence exacerbates famine threat
Thousands face acute food shortage in South Sudan’s Equatoria regions, says aid agency
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South Sudan: A country constantly in crisis
Why peace in South Sudan remains fragile
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South Sudan: 80,000 displaced by inter-ethnic violence
Many people have also been killed in Tombura, Western Equatoria State
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South Sudan unveils first-ever election plans
If it goes ahead, it will be the first election since independence
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South Sudan Plane Crash
Around 40 passengers are thought to have been on board
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South Sudan Peace Talks End Without A Deal
South Sudan peace talks stall but more are planned.