Bill Gates answers questions from BBC Pidgin audience

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This is what some of BBC Pidgin's audience asked Microsoft Founder and philanthropist Bill Gates.

What’s Up Africa: Angola and Uganda’s presidents and a Kenyan ballet star

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What's Up Africa looks at presidential change in Angola, demonstrations in Uganda and a Kenyan ballet dancer who wants to take up a scholarship in the UK.

Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe describes Donald Trump as a ‘gold Goliath’

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Zimbabwe's president appears to mock the US president during a speech at the UN general assembly.

Africa’s biggest modern art gallery opens in Cape Town

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Entry to the Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town is free at certain times for anyone with an African passport.

Senegal’s US Ouakam ban reduced to five years

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Senegalese club US Ouakam has a ban for fan violence that resulted in nine deaths reduced from seven years to five after an appeal

Senegal’s US Ouakam ban reduced to five years

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Senegalese club US Ouakam has a ban for fan violence that resulted in nine deaths reduced from seven years to five after an appeal

Gambia’s all-female oyster catchers

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The BBC meets the women in Gambia who are harvesting oysters for food and for water purification.

Gambia’s all-female oyster catchers

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The BBC meets the women in Gambia who are harvesting oysters for food and for water purification.

Could maggots save global food supplies?

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Could maggots boost global food output? One South African firm is using them to boost limited stocks of fishmeal.

Could maggots save global food supplies?

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Could maggots boost global food output? One South African firm is using them to boost limited stocks of fishmeal.