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Saturday 25 May

The Grand Holiday Villa in Khartoum was for decades the only top quality hotel in the Sudanese capital, before it fell into disrepair. Now, its new Pakistani owners say they have begun refurbishing the property.

Bulletin: 'Grand' Sudan hotel seeks to reclaim past glory

Bulletin: 'Grand' Sudan hotel seeks to reclaim past glory

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The daughter of afrobeat musician Fela Kuti points to dozens of her fathers's shoes on display during the opening of a museum honoring him in Lagos. The museum, which is on the site of his last house, was inaugurated as part of events celebrating what would have been his 74th birthday.

Bulletin: Museum devoted to music icon Fela Kuti inaugurated in Lagos

Bulletin: Museum devoted to music icon Fela Kuti inaugurated in Lagos

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Members of the Socialist Party of Azania hold a candlelight memorial ceremony for Steve Biko's death in South Africa in 2005. A series of previously unseen images of Biko were published by Google on Wednesday, 35 years after his death in police custody.

Bulletin: S. Africa's slain Steve Biko comes alive via Google

Bulletin: S. Africa's slain Steve Biko comes alive via Google

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Supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohamed Morsi demonstrate in Cairo's Tahrir square in June 2012. Morsi on Saturday listed the accomplishments of his first 100 days in office to a packed Cairo Stadium of mainly Muslim Brotherhood supporters bussed in for the occasion.

Bulletin: Egypt's Morsi lists successes of first 100 days

Bulletin: Egypt's Morsi lists successes of first 100 days

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Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi shakes hands with Jihan al-Sadat -- the wife of late president Anwar Sadat -- during a ceremony to Sadat's tomb in Cairo. Morsi laid a wreath at his late predecessor's tomb on the anniversary of the 1973 war against Israel, in a rare homage from an Islamist leader.

Bulletin: Egypt's Islamist president honours Sadat

Bulletin: Egypt's Islamist president honours Sadat

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Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe, pictured here in 2009, released his first major work in years Thursday with a long-awaited memoir centred on the war that nearly destroyed his nation.

Bulletin: Nigeria's Achebe returns with long-awaited memoir

Bulletin: Nigeria's Achebe returns with long-awaited memoir

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Ghana's former president Jerry Rawlings (seen in August) is now 65 and long out of office, but it seems the former military ruler turned elected leader is not finished stirring controversy, particularly as another presidential election nears.

Bulletin: Ghana icon Rawlings keeps nation guessing ahead of vote

Bulletin: Ghana icon Rawlings keeps nation guessing ahead of vote

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Pieces of jewellery dating back thousands of years are pictured on September 1 in Dakar, where they were discovered after recent torrential rains flooded some suburbs. Moustapha Sall, a lecturer and researcher at Dakar's Cheick Anta Diop university said he happened upon the items by chance during a visit to the suburb of Ouest-Foire in the north-east of the capital after the rains on August 26.

Bulletin: Dakar floods uncover ancient jewellery: researchers

Bulletin: Dakar floods uncover ancient jewellery: researchers

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A campaign truck for Angola's ruling party, the People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola outside the party's office in Huambo. nce the stronghold of the feared Unita rebels, Angola's second city Huambo has emerged as a key battlefield in Friday's general elections as the party struggles in politics to regain its territory.

Bulletin: Angola rebel bastion is key battlefield in vote

Bulletin: Angola rebel bastion is key battlefield in vote

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Runners line up for the Mandela Marathon from Pietermaritzburg to Howick. The race marked half a century since the arrest of South Africa's democracy icon Nelson Mandela for his anti-apartheid struggle.

Bulletin: Hundreds run for Mandela in S.African marathon

Bulletin: Hundreds run for Mandela in S.African marathon

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Video highlights

Judges' robes in the office of Fatou Bensouda, chief prosecutor of the ICC

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Why isn't Laurent Gbagbo being tried by an African court?

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BRITISH GOVERNMENT HIDING SECRETS??

This week, Ikenna probes into why the UK government is organizing its first...