Angola election: Voters queue at polling stations
President José Eduardo Dos Santos is stepping down after 38 years in power.
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Huddersfield sign Moroccan Sabiri
Huddersfield Town sign Nuremberg forward Abdelhamid Sabiri for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.
Egypt criticises US decision to withhold military aid
Egypt's foreign ministry says the move - not yet announced by Washington - reflects "poor judgement".
Angolans choose new leader to replace Jose Eduardo dos Santos
Jose Eduardo dos Santos, the world's second-longest serving president, is stepping down.
Ola Aina: England youth international earns Nigeria call-up
Former England youth international Ola Aina is named in Nigeria's squad for September's back-to-back 2018 World Cup qualifiers against Cameroon.
The man who wants to sell rhino horns
Rhino breeder John Hume says open trade is the only way to raise funds for the species and stop poaching.
Population boom
Alastair Leithead assesses the consequences for a country where women have an average 7.6 children each.
How Niger is trying to slow the world’s highest birth rate
Women in Niger have an average of more than seven children each - the highest birth rate in the world.
‘I made a hole in the roof’
Five survivors of Sierra Leone mudslide give harrowing accounts of their loss and how they escaped death.
Saving Grace
Diplomacy has triumphed over justice in the assault case against Zimbabwe's First Lady Grace Mugabe in South Africa, writes the BBC's Pumza Fihlani.
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