Severe floods caused by heavy rains hit parts of Mozambique killing more than 100 people and forcing thousands of people to flee their homes. A red alert has been issued across some parts of the country as more rains are expected. | BBC News Africa
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As the fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo continues and rebels gain more ground, a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in neighbouring Burundi. A local stadium has been turned into a temporary camp to cater for the influx of thousands of refugees fleeing the violence in DRC. Our correspondent Nomsa Maseko reports from Burundi’s economic capital Bujumbura. | BBC News Africa
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Sudan’s war has killed thousands and displaced millions, and questions keep arising about who’s fuelling the fighting. Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty tells the BBC that neither Egypt nor the UAE is backing the warring sides, saying mediators remain focused on a peace deal. Edited by Chiamaka Dike | BBC News Africa
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Hundreds of demonstrators crossed into Kenyan territory, barricading roads, lighting bonfires, and tearing down posters of President Samia Suluhu denouncing Wednesday's presidential and parliamentary elections as a sham. Kenyan police say two people died after fleeing running battles with Tanzanian police. | BBC News Africa
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Hundreds of demonstrators crossed into Kenyan territory, barricading roads, lighting bonfires, and tearing down posters of President Samia Suluhu denouncing Wednesday's presidential and parliamentary elections as a sham. Kenyan police say two people died after fleeing running battles with Tanzanian police. | BBC News Africa
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Focus on Africa's Kalkidan Yibeltal gauges Ethiopians thoughts and hopes in a time of immense political change. Listen live at 15:00GMT here️▶️ https://bbc.in/33LzLlU | BBC News Africa
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Warning: This video contains details of graphic violence that some people may find upsetting Fresh trauma arrives with every election season in Tanzania for 42-year-old Mariam Staford. For most, the fiesta-like rallies and songs, along with the campaign messages, signal a chance for people to make their voice heard. But for those with albinism, they bring terror. Albinism, which affects an estimated 30,000 people in Tanzania, is a rare genetic condition that reduces melanin - the pigment that gi
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“This is the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world… twenty five million people need support.” The UN’s new relief chief Tom Fletcher has been visiting Sudan to highlight what he calls an “invisible crisis.” According to UN, half of the country’s population need lifesaving aid now as a result of the civl war. The BBC’s Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet has been to Sudan to speak to those enduring the horrific effects of the 19-month civil war in Sudan. 🔗 https://bbc.in/41f2MHM | B
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'If we're able to get a small harvest, we'll eat' Severe rainfall in west and central Africa has led to floods recently, with millions of people affected and farmlands lost. In Nigeria, unstable weather patterns due to climate change are worsening food insecurity. As the world commemorates World Food Day, BBC's Azeezat Olaoluwa visited two farms in the northeast to see how drought and floods are causing poor harvests. | BBC News Africa
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A cup of tea can solve everything, including the puzzle of how one more African nation can still reach next year’s World Cup. Cameroon, DR Congo, Gabon, and Nigeria are set to face off in African play-offs over the next few days, but that won’t be the end of it… Watch on as BBC Sport Africa’s Ian Williams boils it down for you. Edited by @bushra_nuur | BBC News Africa
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Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner, the Foreign Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has blamed the ongoing conflict in her country on structural challenges and economic motivation. | BBC News Africa
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Ivory Coast and other African countries are repatriating their citizens from Tunisia as they are ‘not feeling safe’ in the country. This comes after inflammatory remarks from Tunisian President Kais Saied and a rise of racist attacks in the country. The BBC’s Soraya Ali explains. | BBC News Africa
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The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have agreed a peace agreement which aims to end the conflict in the mineral-rich eastern DRC. The deal, brokered by the US, is to be signed by the two countries on June 27. So what’s in the deal and is it likely to hold? | BBC News Africa
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With violence and wars on the rise, the United Nations is taking a new approach to spreading messages of peace, appointing a Nigerian poet as its first Global Peace Advocate. The BBC spoke with Maryam Bukar Hassan, popularly known as AlhanIslam, about how poetry can be a tool for building peace and about her journey to becoming one of Africa’s most prominent spoken word artists. | BBC News Africa
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