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US basketball training for Senegal cancelled after visas rejected /in /by

Players will train in Dakar instead "in a sovereign and conducive setting", says the prime minister.

Niger military leaders to nationalise uranium firm /in /by

The company is majority French-owned, while the junta wants more local control of Niger's mineral wealth.

US basketball training for Senegal cancelled after visas rejected /in /by

Players will train in Dakar instead "in a sovereign and conducive setting", says the prime minister.

Zambian ex-president to be buried in South Africa after funeral row /in /by

Edgar Lungu's family has been engaged in a bitter dispute with the government over his funeral plans.

Three decades, one leader – how Eritreans had their hopes dashed /in /by

Isaias Afwerki promised elections when he came to power in 1991 but these have still not been held.

Three decades, one leader – how Eritreans had their hopes dashed /in /by

Isaias Afwerki promised elections when he came to power in 1991 but these have still not been held.

Three decades, one leader – how Eritreans had their hopes dashed /in /by

Isaias Afwerki promised elections when he came to power in 1991 but these have still not been held.

South Africa’s firebrand MP banned from entering UK /in /by

Opposition MP Julius Malema is "non-conducive to the public good", the Home Office says.

Rwanda and DR Congo agree draft peace deal to end conflict /in /by

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to witness the formal signing of the peace deal next week.

South Africa’s firebrand MP banned from entering UK /in /by

Opposition MP Julius Malema is "non-conducive to the public good", the Home Office says.