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Anti-apartheid activists like Mzolisi Dyasi feel let down after the sacrifices they made for democracy.

Anti-apartheid activists like Mzolisi Dyasi feel let down after the sacrifices they made for democracy.

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan says the system is trying "silence" her after she made sexual harassment allegations.

Court witnesses reveal shocking details about the disappearance of Joshlin Smith.

No-go fishing zones agreed to stop vessels catching sardines and anchovies around breeding grounds.

The warning comes as Africa begins to feel the impact of a massive review into US aid by Trump.

Pretoria's envoy to Washington Ebrahim Rasool riled officials after accusing Trump of white supremacism.

Pretoria's envoy to Washington Ebrahim Rasool riled officials after accusing Trump of white supremacism.

Pretoria's envoy to Washington Ebrahim Rasool riled officials after accusing Trump of white supremacism.

Residents in Ethiopia's north tell the BBC they are stocking up and taking cash out as tensions deepen.

Residents in Ethiopia's north tell the BBC they are stocking up and taking cash out as tensions deepen.

In a strongly worded statement, Rwanda accuses Belgium of "lies and manipulation".

A spokesperson for the South African government told the BBC there had been an assault at the station.

Preston striker Milutin Osmajic is charged by the Football Association after being accused of racially abusing Burnley midfielder Hannibal Mejbri.

World Cup qualifiers resume after a nine-month hiatus, but what is at stake over the next two rounds and which big names are in danger of missing out?

World Cup qualifiers resume after a nine-month hiatus, but what is at stake over the next two rounds and which big names are in danger of missing out?

The calls come after South Africa's ambassador in Washington was given 72 hours to leave the country.

Going to school in Ghana was like prison for Londoner Mark Wilberforce, but he feels it kept him from jail.

Going to school in Ghana was like prison for Londoner Mark Wilberforce, but he feels it kept him from jail.

Going to school in Ghana was like prison for Londoner Mark Wilberforce, but he feels it kept him from jail.