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29.07.2025 14:51 After Nigeria sealed their 10th African title, several issues need to be addressed to boost women's football on the continent.

29.07.2025 04:30 The uncertainty around the paused tariffs has led to massive layoffs in Lesotho's textile industry.

28.07.2025 19:11 They were put to death despite ransoms being paid for their release, a local official told the BBC.

28.07.2025 19:11 The US president is spearheading an ambitious but controversial deal to end a long-running conflict.

28.07.2025 19:11 Most of the dead were worshippers taking part in a night vigil which was stormed by armed men, officials said.

28.07.2025 19:11 Congolese customs official Floribert Bwana Chui Bin Kositi has been beatified for standing up to corruption.

28.07.2025 19:11 Jennifer Echegini says her Women's Africa Cup of Nations-winning goal for Nigeria against Morocco is one she will keep in her heart forever.

28.07.2025 19:11 President Mahama leads the tributes, saying "his enduring legacy will echo through the ages".

28.07.2025 19:11 Maurice Kamto came second to 92-year-old Paul Biya in the previous election amid allegations of fraud.

28.07.2025 19:11 A major exhibition about the dangerous lives of the boys and young men who scour slag heaps in search of copper.

28.07.2025 19:11 A selection of the week's best photos from across the African continent and beyond.

28.07.2025 19:11 Faure Gnassingbé may no longer be president but he still pulls the strings - and no longer has to face elections.

28.07.2025 19:11 Control of oil-rich Kordofan is a big prize for both warring groups in their bid to take the country, analysts say.

28.07.2025 19:11 The medical equipment keeping Mark Moodley's mother alive no longer relies on an erratic power supply.

28.07.2025 19:11 Local indigenous greens grow in popularity despite a ban on farmers swapping or selling seeds.