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Authorities in Nigeria’s Kwara state say an attack that killed dozens of people was driven by ideology, not criminal banditry, blaming Islamist extremist group Boko Haram. The state governor said residents of Kaiama community were attacked after they rejected a particular interpretation of Islam. He said 75 Muslims were among those killed. A warning that this video contains distressing images. | BBC News Africa
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As the conflict deepens between the US and Israel against Iran, governments in Africa will be watching closely. There have been economic and diplomatic ties between the continent and Iran for decades, so many will be asking, what now? | BBC News Africa
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Severe flooding has forced South Africa's Kruger National Park to close. Flooding in the northern provinces of Limpopo and Mpumalanga forced the famed park to halt visits and evacuate some guests and staff by helicopter. At least 19 people have died in recent weeks in the country after torrential rain led to floods that have damaged thousands of homes. Among those killed was a five-year-old boy in the town of Giyani, in Limpopo. President Cyril Ramaphosa met the child's family to offer his condo
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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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More than 40 people are now known to have died after multiple landslides struck Kenya and Uganda's mountainous border region last week. "I lost a grandmother, a maternal aunt, an uncle, two sisters, a family friend and a cousin. They were staying together in Kaptul village," Felix Kemboi told the BBC on the Kenyan side. So distressed was the 30-year-old Felix that he struggled to put the experience into words. On both sides of the border, many people are still missing and search and rescue teams
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Aid agencies say they’re at breaking point. Life-saving programmes are shutting down whilst more families are being displaced. The risk of cholera and famine is rising. Now there are renewed calls for the international community to step in and push for real peace in South Sudan. Focus on Africa's Daniel Dadzie has interviewed Tom Fletcher, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator (OCHA), who has been in Juba, South Sudan. | 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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As 21 million Ugandans are expected to head to the polls for the upcoming elections, they are faced with a choice from the two main presidential candidates: Continuity with current President Museveni, or change in the form of main opposition candidate Bobi Wine. The BBC spoke to pop-star-turned-politician Bobi Wine about what he can offer Ugandans should they vote for him, and his hopes for a peaceful transition should he win. | 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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Big News! 🎙️ Newsday is getting a fresh look - and a second home! Starting 1 December, the show will be co-presented from Nairobi and London. We’re so excited to have Anne Soy join Rob Young and James Copnall as a co-host. Anne’s been reporting across Africa for over 10 years, and now she’s bringing her voice to the Newsday desk. It’s still the Newsday you love - breaking stories, big conversations, and smart explanations about what’s happening around the world… and why it matters. Stay tuned -
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Nigeria is looking to seal early qualification for the round of 16 when they face Tunisia in their next Group C fixture in Fes on Saturday. BBC Sport Africa’s Isaiah Akinremi caught up with Super Eagles' Victor Osimhen for a rapid-fire round! From his favourite dish to his favourite city, how many questions can the striker smash? | BBC News Africa
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Morocco has defeated Nigeria in a penalty shootout to advance to the Afcon final. Fans across the country celebrated the victory, which brings Morocco within reach of its first title in 50 years. In the other semi-final, Senegal beat Egypt to secure their place in the final. Morocco and Senegal will meet on 18 January for the tournament’s decisive match. | BBC News Africa
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🚀 We’ve moved! Focus on Africa is now broadcasting from Nairobi. We’ve brought the show closer to the people who inspire it - sharing African stories through African voices. 🎧 Catch our daily audio episodes on your favourite podcast apps. 📺 And don’t miss our weekly visual edition on YouTube! | BBC News Africa
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