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Uganda

12:18 GMT 9th February 2011

The opposition in Uganda has attacked President Museveni for involving foreign politicians in his bid to be returned to power in the forthcoming elections.
 

Publisher's Note

05:24 GMT 9th February 2011

To many analysts, the term 'self determination' had gone out of fashion in Africa.
 

From You to Us

04:09 GMT 9th February 2011

'How do we know that those diplomats outed by WikiLeaks are not embellishing the truth?'
 

Cote d'Ivoire

01:49 GMT 9th February 2011

The political crisis is hitting an already broken education system, with gunfire disrupting classes, teachers staying home for political reasons and families increasingly desperate about their children's schooling, the UN news agency IRIN has reported.
 

Kenya

01:44 GMT 9th February 2011

Allies of Eldoret North MP William Ruto are planning a mass walkout from the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) because the party refused to support the proposed withdrawal of Kenya from the International Criminal Court (ICC).
 

Mauritania

01:15 GMT 9th February 2011

A Mauritanian woman has been sentenced to six months' imprisonment for keeping two children in slave-like conditions.
 

Somalia

01:03 GMT 9th February 2011

Pirates took a record 1,181 hostages last year, despite increased patrolling of the seas, the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has reported.
 

Following Nkrumah

12:45 GMT 6th January 2011

As a young photographer, James Barnor had Ghana's future president frequently in the frame, as a recent exhibition of his work shows, writes Angela Cobbinah
 

Fela's second coming

12:44 GMT 6th January 2011

Although he passed away more than 10 years ago, Fela Kuti's star is rising even higher as a Broadway musical of his life hits London, writes Rita Hernandes
 

Rebuilding Haiti

12:35 GMT 6th January 2011

As Canada's former governor general takes a lead role in rebuilding her native Haiti, the hurricanehit island remains in a state of emergency. By Tamam Ahmed Jama
 

Africa turns the tide

12:19 GMT 6th January 2011

Once the region in the world to be worst hit by HIV/Aids, Africa is now seeing a significant drop in infections. By Tamam Ahmed Jama
 

Unity is the key

12:04 GMT 6th January 2011

African nations, among the most vulnerable to global warming, are urged to adopt a common position at Cancun, writes Zachary Ochieng
 

Winning formula

11:56 GMT 6th January 2011

Sam Avornyo, an ICT eacher at the Maabang Senior High School in Ghana, won the Best Practice Award at the Worldwide Innovative Education Forum held in Cape Town, South Africa, in October.
 

Partners in progress

11:38 GMT 6th January 2011

An initiative by software giants Microsoft to boost education shows how teachers in Africa have gone 'over and above' to teach and engage their pupils. Jon Offei-Ansah reports from Cape Town
 

The subsidies trap

11:21 GMT 6th January 2011

'Subsidies affect the income of poor country farmers by distorting the market to the west's benefit'