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Tuesday 21 May

Mustafa Ali (centre) fills in paperwork under a tree outside the Egyptian embassy's visa office in the Sudanese capital Khartoum. Beneath the fine-leafed tree, a few dusty metres (yards) from Khartoum's colonial-era Egyptian consular building, is the "office" where Mustafa Ali and his convivial cohorts have for years dispensed their wisdom.

Bulletin: Under the neem tree: Wisdom from Sudan's visa men

Bulletin: Under the neem tree: Wisdom from Sudan's visa men

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The Agashya family of mountain Gorillas frolick in dense undergrowth at the Virunga National park in Rwanda. Mountain gorillas are highly endangered, but the 27 members of the Agashya family are well protected, largely due to progress made in curbing poaching, Rwandan authorities say.

Bulletin: Rwanda gorillas prosper despite guerrillas next door

Bulletin: Rwanda gorillas prosper despite guerrillas next door

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A naked cleaner cleans a pool at a house in Cape Town. From naked computer technicians to a concert where the audience -- and musicians -- are all in the buff, South Africans are embracing whipping their kit off two decades after the fall of apartheid's stuffy rule.

Bulletin: Going au naturel is the business in S. Africa

Bulletin: Going au naturel is the business in S. Africa

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Toursits visit the Central Business District (CBD) of Johannesburg on March 11, 2012. Once feared as a gangster's paradise, downtown Johannesburg's restored buildings, flowing fountains and sidewalk art are attracting an unusual breed of tourist -- local pedestrians.

Bulletin: Locals rediscover once-feared downtown Johannesburg

Bulletin: Locals rediscover once-feared downtown Johannesburg

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A low-cost carrier Kulula aircraft is seen at Johannesburg airport. Kulula, which has become South Africa's number two carrier, relies on humour to secure its place in the country's skies.

Bulletin: South African airline's humour earns it place in skies

Bulletin: South African airline's humour earns it place in skies

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Zimbabwe's national airline has suspended all its flights indefinitely, after the latest revival effort collapsed this week.

Bulletin: Air Zimbabwe suspends all flights indefinitely

Bulletin: Air Zimbabwe suspends all flights indefinitely

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Guests sunbath poolside at The Glen Boutique Hotel at Sea Point in Cape Town. The guesthouse was the first listing on the Pink Map to Cape Town, handed out at the airport for the 225,000 gay tourists who visit every year.

Bulletin: Cape Town, alone in Africa, chases gay tourist dollars

Bulletin: Cape Town, alone in Africa, chases gay tourist dollars

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A tourist feeds a giraffe at the Giraffe Center in Nairobi. Kenya's tourism industry relies on higher paying foreigners to bankroll the running of the parks, but thanks to a burgeoning national middle class almost two-thirds of visitors are now Kenyans.

Bulletin: Kenyans holiday at home as middle class grows

Bulletin: Kenyans holiday at home as middle class grows

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A Kulula plane takes off from Johannesburg airport.The South African discount carrier, owned by British Airways affiliate Comair, has announced that it will stop flying to the Mozambican capital Maputo on January 17.

Bulletin: British Airways partner Kulula stops flights to Maputo

Bulletin: British Airways partner Kulula stops flights to Maputo

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A man bungee jumps from the top of a cooling tower in Soweto in 2009. The towers are about 100m high and feature images of Nelson Mandela, a black Madonna, footballers, a commuter train and jazz musicians.

Bulletin: Adrenaline rush with a township view at Soweto's towers

Bulletin: Adrenaline rush with a township view at Soweto's towers

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