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An Indian drug maker tells a BBC undercover team its addictive cocktail drug is “very harmful” but “this is business”.

An Indian drug maker tells a BBC undercover team its addictive cocktail drug is “very harmful” but “this is business”.

President Ramaphosa urges multilateralism as US secretary of state boycotts the meeting of foreign ministers.

Lawyers for Samuel Eto'o say the president of Cameroon's FA has won his appeal against a $200,000 fine handed out by the Confederation of African Football.

Lawyers for Samuel Eto'o say the president of Cameroon's FA has won his appeal against a $200,000 fine handed out by the Confederation of African Football.

Souleymane Cissé has died aged 84 after a career that spanned more than 50 years.

Graves in the Tanzanian city of Morogoro are being targeted as people steal metal crosses to sell on.

Graves in the Tanzanian city of Morogoro are being targeted as people steal metal crosses to sell on.

Graves in the Tanzanian city of Morogoro are being targeted as people steal metal crosses to sell on.

It is the first royal tomb to be found since King Tutankhaman's over a century ago.

The health minister says the patients have recovered, and should not be stigmatised.

Coalition partners object to a hike in VAT, forcing Enoch Godongwana to postpone his budget speech.

Atalanta's Ademola Lookman says comments by his coach Gian Piero Gasperini describing him as "one of the worst penalty takers" were "deeply disrespectful".

The Dutch Minister of Culture says he hopes this move will address the "historical injustice".

Abdullahi Abdi said the achievement had made all his "difficulties and sacrifices" worthwhile.

Peers and scholars reflect on the role Muhsin Hendricks played in the LGBTQ+ and Islamic communities.

Peers and scholars reflect on the role Muhsin Hendricks played in the LGBTQ+ and Islamic communities.

Peers and scholars reflected on the role Hendricks played within the LGBTQ+ and Islamic communities.

Lydia Mugambe told police her alleged victim had been "acting funny", Oxford Crown Court hears.

The BBC meets residents of Goma following the rebel takeover and those being forced by the M23 to leave camps.