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Famine hits Sudan as peace talks fall short yet again /in /by

Aid begins to trickle in but it is far too little, too late, says analyst Alex de Waal.

Famine hits Sudan as peace talks fall short yet again /in /by

Aid begins to trickle in but it is far too little, too late, says analyst Alex de Waal.

South Africa opposition in turmoil as Malema’s deputy jumps ship /in /by

South Africa's radical opposition politician Julius Malema suffers a big blow as his deputy ditches him.

South Africa opposition in turmoil as Malema’s deputy jumps ship /in /by

South Africa's radical opposition politician Julius Malema suffers a big blow as his deputy ditches him.

South Africa opposition in turmoil as Malema’s deputy jumps ship /in /by

South Africa's radical opposition politician Julius Malema suffers a big blow as his deputy ditches him.

‘My throat was so painful I couldn’t sleep’ – on the mpox frontline /in /by

Cases are rising in Burundi as the virus moves from neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo.

‘Mpox made my throat so painful I couldn’t sleep’ /in /by

Cases are rising in Burundi as the virus moves from neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo.

‘Mpox made my throat so painful I couldn’t sleep’ /in /by

Cases are rising in Burundi as the virus moves from neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ex-Boeing staff claims electrical faults ‘concealed’ /in /by

A campaign group has accused Boeing of concealing information about electrical problems on a plane.

Watch: Moment Botswana’s president feels weight of giant diamond /in /by

Botswana's president, Mokgweetsi Masisi, couldn't hide his surprise as he held the world's second largest diamond.