CAR ex-militia leaders on trial for war crimes
The two men, Patrice-Edouard Nga茂ssona and Alfred Yekatom, accused of leading militias in the Central African Republic, pleaded not guilty.
The former head of the Central African Republic (CAR) football federation, Patrice-Edouard Nga茂ssona, together with Alfred Yekatom, are accused of co-ordinating attacks against the country's Muslim population in 2013-14. Both men have rejected the charges.
Plus the director of a Nigerian film that could be up for an Oscar, on why he chose to tell the story of the victims of insurgency.
And the African Continental Free Trade Area presents a new opportunity for the continent, but will informal women traders also reap the benefits.
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