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Explaining the news from Africa.This is AfricaLatest updates50 mins agoWar crimes alert as food runs out in besieged Sudan cityEvidence of the intentional targeting of civilians in el-Fasher amounts to war crimes, researchers say.50 mins ago1 hr agoFrom prison to presidential palace: Who is Madagascar's new military ruler?Before the last weekend, most people in Madagascar had no clue who Col Michael Randrianirina was.1 hr ago4 hrs ago'Father of our democracy': Kenya's Raila Odinga dies in India aged 80President Ruto leads the tributes to Kenya's former prime minister and long-time opposition leader.4 hrs ago5 hrs agoRaila Odinga: The man who shaped Kenyan politicsA dominant figure in Kenyan politics for decades, Odinga made five unsuccessful attempts at the presidency.5 hrs ago20 hrs agoCrowds in Madagascar cheer as military unit seizes powerCrowds celebrated in the streets of the capital Antananarivo after an elite army unit said it had seized power from the president.20 hrs ago22 hrs agoMadagascar military says it has seized power as president moves to 'safe place'The military promises elections within two years, but President Rajoelina insists he is still in charge.22 hrs ago1 day agoCape Verde's fans jubilant following historic success1 day ago1 day agoCameroon awaits presidential election resultNo official results have been confirmed but, flouting the law, one candidate has claimed victory. 1 day ago1 day agoMadagascar president hiding in 'safe place' as he warns of coup attemptAndry Rajoelina is said to have fled the country by French military jet but his whereabouts are unknown.1 day ago...
