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The nation will mourn for 100 days - the time it took in 1994 for the slaughter of 800,000 people.

Kruger National Park says "very little" of the man's remains were left.

Fayez al-Serraj vows to defend Tripoli as rebel forces from the east advance on the capital.

The country has seen a recent upsurge in violence against migrants, but how common are such attacks?

Orphans of the Rwandan genocide are still searching for clues about their lost pasts, 25 years on.

President Beji Caid Essebsi says he will step aside despite calls for him to run in November's poll.

The UN's Libya envoy has insisted that a planned conference on possible new elections will go ahead.

South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns stun record eight-times winners Al Ahly of Egypt with a 5-0 victory in the African Champions League quarter-final first leg.

Udinese defender William Troost-Ekong says switching allegiance from the Netherlands to Nigeria was his best career decision ever.

It's the first time protests have reached the building in Khartoum, near the presidential compound.

The highly decorated chamber, in the desert near the Nile, is thought to be more than 2,000 years old.

A Casablanca court confirms prison sentences of up to 20 years for a group of Moroccan activists.

Nkochwa Ernest's artwork made from discarded tyres is now being shown in a major Nigerian gallery.

Algeria's president and the head of the army were close so why did the army cut the president loose?

The self-styled Libyan National Army is marching on Tripoli, prompting international concern.

It marks the first time the US has admitted causing civilian casualties during its air campaign.

There was a massacre in a village last month amid a rise in ethnic tensions exploited by militants.

Why Mohamed Salah should be considered one of Liverpool's greatest forwards after setting a new club record.

The plane firm said on Thursday it was sorry for the lives lost in March's Ethiopian Airlines crash.

"We want to bring more people into the world of the mobile internet," says MTN boss Rob Shuter.