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Extended expiry dates needed on vaccines as 20,000 doses destroyed
Countries including Malawi and the DRC given vaccines without enough time to distribute.
'Two-track pandemic': 75% of all Covid jabs given in just 10 countries
Why developing nations are falling behind in the vaxx race - and what we can do about it.
Mali suspended from regional bloc over coup
Leaders demanded release from house arrest of PM and former transitional president.
More than 150 feared drowned in Nigeria boat disaster
The boat broke up and sank as it was travelling in Nigeria's northern Kebbi state.
Residents flee after volcano erupts in Congo
The eruption took out a highway that connects Goma with the city of Beni.
A child for a tarpaulin: Aid workers exchange food and shelter for sex
Sexual abuse by humanitarian workers is "systemic" around the globe, British MP says.
When will Covid-19 vaccines be widely available globally?
Even with Covax help, many countries won't reach 60 per cent coverage until 2023 or later.
South Africa ponders how to handle 12,000 lions bred for the gun
Ban on 'canned' hunting leaves problem of what do with animals bred to be shot.
South African heist hero placed under protection over possible 'payback'
Security driver Leo Prinsloo's heroics failed a heist ... now the criminals want payback.
Where population growth and climate change collide
Opinion: The second stage of our climate response will possibly be even more difficult.
Quite a handful: Woman gives birth to nine babies
It appears to be first time a woman has given birth to nine surviving babies at once.
Biden quadruples Trump's 'record-low ceiling' refugee cap
After facing weeks of bipartisan blowback, Biden takes action on US refugee admissions.
Refugee African kid stuns with chess talent in the US
10-year-old homeless refugee is on track to become one of the world's best in his field.
Global Covid cases reach new peak, driven by India and South America
New York Times: The average daily rate of new cases has topped 800k for more than a week.
Anti-vaccination doctor dies from Covid
A high-profile Kenyan doctor who endorsed controversial treatments for Covid has died.
Burkina Faso gold mining growth fuels sex trafficking
Nigerian women talk about being brought to Burkina Faso under false pretences.
Alarm grows in Africa as it watches India's Covid crisis
African officials worry about delays in vaccine deliveries caused by India's crisis.
Jihadists claim filmmakers' deaths in African nature reserve
Two documentary makers and their guide were ambushed in the Pama nature reserve.
The sculpture that went missing for 18 years
The work was mysteriously put into storage 18 years ago, and now it's back in its place.
Prince Harry speaks for first time since Philip's funeral
Prince Harry has paid tribute to Prince Philip in his first comments since the funeral.
Military says Chad's president killed on battlefield, appoints son as interim leader
Chadian President Idriss Deby has died after more than three decades in power.
Fire on Cape Town's Table Mountain under control, smouldering
More than 250 firefighters were deployed to the slopes of the mountain to battle the fire.
France blamed for 'enabling' 1994 Rwandan genocide
France "trained, equipped, and protected the Rwandan government", the report charges.
Wildfire destroys university library, historic windmill in South Africa
A library at the University of Cape Town has burned and an historic windmill destroyed.
Rebels leave beheaded bodies in streets of Mozambique town
Latest battle expected to drastically worsen humanitarian crisis in northern Mozambique.
Eritrea to withdraw troops from Tigray, says Ethiopia PM
Witnesses have described Eritrean forces looting, killing and raping civilians.
Why the Suez Canal is so important
New York Times: The canal has been a flashpoint for geopolitical conflict since it opened.
Aunt battles to adopt kids living in poverty overseas but niece misses out
Hopes haven't faded for eldest sister who missed out when three siblings adopted.
Tanzania's Covid-denying president dies aged 61
John Magufuli claimed his country had eradicated Covid-19 through national prayer.
'No chance to say goodbye': Children decapitated by shadowy extremist group
Horrors become commonplace in Mozambique's northern Cabo Delgado province over past year.
'Historic day': Libya appoints new interim government
The new government replaces two rival regimes that have been ruling Libya for years.
'Negligent handling of dynamite': 20 dead in Equatorial Guinea blasts
A series of explosions have erupted at a military barracks in Equatorial Guinea.
Covid-19: Africa welcomes Covax, warns against 'selfishness'
One Uganda official says "rich countries should not be so selfish".