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Why are Kenyan pupils not getting enough sleep?
Kenyan pupils are increasingly being asked to be at school by 6:30am despite classes not starting until 8am.
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Letter from Africa: Fake news and Nigeria's media
He was pilloried after a false story circulated that he had thrown a tantrum at the US consulate.
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Cameroonian filmmaker: 'Why I made a film for £5,000'
Olivier Assoua migrated to Europe at 16 - years later he returned to Cameroon to make a film about migration.
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Letter from Africa: Ethiopia's lost Armenian community
A church and a social club remain as echoes of a once thriving group which played an important role in the country.
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Training troops for the 'world's most dangerous' peacekeeping mission
The British Army is preparing to send troops into Mali, to join a UN peacekeeping mission.
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War of words as Nigerian English recognised by Oxford English Dictionary
Not everyone is happy that the Oxford English Dictionary now includes several unique Nigerian words.
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The music teacher who makes his own trombones
Dan Abisi learnt how to make brass instruments after he noticed a rise in popularity in schools.
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The Ethiopians returning home to start businesses
The Ethiopian government is asking citizens living abroad to return home and help expand its economy.
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Alphonso Davies: From refugee to Bayern Munich
Ninteeen-year-old Canada international Alphonso Davies tells Football Focus about his journey from refugee to Bayern Munich.
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Refugees in South Africa: 'Give us a place where we can be safe'
Refugees crammed into a church in the South African city of Cape Town are desperate to move.
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US travel ban: Nigeria's Buhari to comply with Trump's new visa rules
President Muhammadu Buhari says he wants "productive relations" with the US.
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South Africa: Search for killers of miners 'stoned to death'
The victims' bodies were found lying in the streets of Matholeville district in Johannesburg.
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Fifa President Infantino proposes Africa Cup of Nations be held every four years
Fifa President, Gianni Infantino, proposes that the Africa Cup of Nations be held every four years instead of two.
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Tanzania 'anti-gay' force official Paul Makonda banned from US
Paul Makonda launched a surveillance squad dedicated to hunting down gay people in Dar es Salaam.
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Nigeria's Fola David: Doctor by day, artist by night
Despite having a day job as a medical doctor, Fola David doubles as a visual artist.
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Manchester United land deadline-day striker after last-gasp search
How lifelong supporter Odion Ighalo became the answer to Manchester United's striker woes in a deadline day twist.
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Lina Ben Mhenni: The woman who blogged Tunisia's revolution
"Freedom, better education and health: that's all we wanted," one of Lina Ben Mhenni's friends says.
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US bans immigration visas for Nigeria and Eritrea
Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, is among the countries subject to the new immigration ban.
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Greta Thunberg seeks Africa climate change action
The teen activist, joined by African peers, says the problem is under-reported.
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Female genital mutilation: Parents arrested after death of girl in Egypt
An aunt and a doctor who allegedly carried out the illegal procedure are also detained in Asyut.
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