Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Somalia condemns Ethiopia-Somaliland port deal
Somaliland’s decision to give Ethiopia access to the sea sparks fury in Somalia
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Somali president promises to defeat al-Shabab in two years
President Mohamed Abdullahi "Farmajo" Mohamed says al-Shabab can be defeated.
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Somali president hits back at PM on envoy's expulsion
Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble declared the African Union envoy ‘persona non grata’
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Somali President calls for arms' embargo end to defeat al-Shabab
Farmajo warns the battle against al-Shabab could continue for a decade.
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Somali president announces major shake-up to security services
Al-Shabab fighters offered amnesty as new Somali president declares war
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Somali parliamentarians prepare for presidential vote
The process follows numerous setbacks.
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Somali military commander killed in al-Shabab attack
The militants attacked an army base north of Mogadishu
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Somali families turn to social media to find fate of dear ones
How young Somalians are turning to social media to connect families
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Soldiers in Uganda Caught on Tape Assaulting a Journalist
Ugandan soldiers assault journalist; a year of ´óÏó´«Ã½ Pidgin; Wenger gets award from Weah
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Social distancing in Africa's most populous city
Lagos introduces new measures aimed at contrasting the spread of the Covid19 disease
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Sixty-five Nigerian Shia Muslims arraigned in several courts in Abuja
The arrests come after three days of protests and violent clashes with police
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Sixty killed in dynamite blast at gold mine
Dozens more injured in Burkina Faso after sticks of dynamite in a market blew up
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Six African nations to get mRNA vaccine technology
The new African hub will help the continent acquire self-reliance against Covid
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Situation in Sudan 100 days since fight started
A hundred days since fighting broke out between Sudan’s army and the Rapid Support Forces
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Sierra Leonean women stranded in Lebanon
They say they've escaped abusive employers, but don't have the funds to return home
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Sierra Leone’s loitering laws declared discriminatory
Why did the ECOWAS Court declare Sierra Leone’s loitering laws discriminatory?
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Sierra Leone's response to mudslide's victims questioned
Plan includes making victims pay for their houses.
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Sierra Leone's IMF Loan Payments Suspended
Transfers suspended as government broke disbursement conditions
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Sierra Leone's Former President Accused Of Plundering Public Resources
Report claims former president Koroma oversaw stealing of Sierra Leone's wealth
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Sierra Leone: protests over the murder and rape of 5 year old Kadija
According to an autopsy report she died as a result of rape
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Sierra Leone: 30-year anniversary of the start of brutal civil war
Sierra Leone’s civil war lasted 10 years with 50,000 deaths and two million displaced
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Sierra Leone votes for new president
In the capital, Freetown, long queues could be seen at polling stations even before dawn.
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Sierra Leone prepares for election run-off
The country will choose a new president on March 31st
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Sierra Leone opposition ends parliament boycott
Sierra Leone's APC opposition party has finally agreed to take its seats in parliament
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Sierra Leone is battling with a 'silent epidemic' of sexual and gender based violence
Police say the cases of sexual violence has almost doubled in one year
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Sierra Leone imposes curfew following protests
About 130 people have been arrested after anti-government protests in Sierra Leone
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Sierra Leone has banned child marriage
Sierra Leone's parliament this week approved a law banning child marriage
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Sierra Leone gives power to the people in a small village
Bathurst, on the outskirts of the capital Freetown, gets electricity for the first time
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Sierra Leone gears up for general elections
Sierra Leone to hold its fifth election since the end of a brutal civil war in 2002
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Sierra Leone facing a youth drug crisis
Sierra Leone declares an emergency over drug abuse amongst young people