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Trump caps refugee admissions at record low – with most to be white South Africans /in /by

The president sets the limit at 7,500 for the coming year, a dramatic cut from 125,000.

Tanzania tells civil servants to work from home after protests mar election /in /by

Tensions remain with protests expected to continue, after demonstrations were reported in some towns overnight.

Protests spread across Tanzania after elections marred by unrest /in /by

Opposition supporters are angry that the president's main challengers are in jail or have been disqualified.

Reports of mass killings in Sudan have echoes of its dark past /in /by

Some are warning of a genocide unfolding in Darfur - violence that is linked to killings there 20 years ago.

Reports of mass killings in Sudan have echoes of its dark past /in /by

Some are warning of a genocide unfolding in Darfur - violence that is linked to killings there 20 years ago.

Sudan RSF chief promises investigation as anger mounts over el-Fasher killings /in /by

The announcement comes after growing reports of mass killings, including of patients at a hospital.

Sudanese RSF militia killed many civilians at el-Fasher hospital, WHO chief and doctors say /in /by

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was "appalled" by reports that 460 civilians had been killed in el-Fasher.

South Africa thrash woeful England to reach World Cup final /in /by

England suffer a 125-run defeat by South Africa in the World Cup semi-final after Laura Wolvaardt's majestic 169 and Marizanne Kapp's five-wicket haul.

New videos show executions after militia takes key Sudan city /in /by

RSF troops executed a number of unarmed people after seizing el-Fasher, videos reviewed by BBC Verify show.

New videos show executions after RSF militia takes key Sudan city /in /by

RSF troops executed a number of unarmed people after seizing el-Fasher, videos reviewed by BBC Verify show.