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- Congo ex-leader sent to The Hague
Former DR Congo Vice-President Jean-Pierre Bemba is sent to The Hague on war crimes charges. - Zimbabweans seek embassy refuge
More than 200 people have gathered outside the US embassy in Zimbabwe seeking refuge. - Zambia leader's 'death' confusion
South Africa's president says the Zambian leader has died - but then retracts his comments. - Zimbabwe 'least happy nation'
Denmark is the happiest country in the world, according to a survey published by the US National Science Foundation. - A unity government for Zimbabwe?
Zimbabweans give their views on the idea of a government of national unity to solve the political and economic crisis. - Kenya 'fraud' minister told to go
A government report says Kenya's finance minister should be suspended over alleged fraud. - SA mourns victims of xenophobia
South Africa holds a day of national mourning for those killed during May's xenophobic attacks. - Nigeria charges ex-air ministers
Two Nigerian ex-aviation ministers are charged over missing money for new radars. - Rwanda genocide suspects gain conjugal rights
Rwanda genocide suspects held at UN-backed tribunal granted conjugal rights - Cameroonian in barefoot UK trek to save Africa
A Cameroonian says his barefoot trek across the UK was worth the pain to highlight Africa's problems. - Football stars play for Africa
Didier Drogba is among the stars set to play a charity match in Germany next week to help raise money for Africa. - Zimbabwe urged to miss ICC event
Cricket's top bosses are trying to persuade Zimbabwe to pull out of the ICC World Twenty20. - Free-for-all
Kenyans suffer as foreign trawlers grab their fish - Paper trail
Nigeria makes progress on getting back stolen cash - Treading softly
AU summit takes tentative steps on Zimbabwe - Harare diary
Slick parades belie poll frustrations in Zimbabwe - In pictures
Horse festival revived to bring peace to Darfur - Identity crisis
Why Ghanaian wrestling star says he is from Jamaica - ICC orders Congo warlord release
The ICC orders the release of its first-ever war crimes suspect, DR Congo warlord Thomas Lubanga. - Chad troops kill sect disciples
Chad troops kill more than 60 followers of a Muslim spiritual leader who threatened holy war. - Circumcisions kill S African boys
Fifteen boys die after botched circumcisions in South Africa's Eastern Cape, officials say. - Africa moves to stop fish theft
African governments meet to stop illegal fishing that costs the continent $1bn a year. - Anger at Kenya biofuel approval
Environmentalists ask Kenya to revoke a decision to allow a controversial biofuel project. - Somali insurgents in deadly raids
At least 21 people are killed in fighting prompted by insurgent attacks in Somalia. - Ill Zambian leader flown to Paris
Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa is flown to Paris after suffering a stroke in Egypt. - Migrants washed up in Gabon
The bodies of at least 12 would-be migrants are found washed up in Libreville, Gabon. - Nigeria arrests ex-air ministers
Two Nigerian ex-aviation ministers are arrested over missing money for new radars. - Opening night
Egyptian film revival driven by success abroad - Fez music builds bridges
The BBC's Magdi Abdelhadi visits Fez in Morocco for the city's 14th festival of sacred music. - Misery for Mali farmers
Farmers unsure about plans to sell off cotton sector - Sierra Leone school battles
Why school sports days in Sierra Leone turn nasty - Vodafone in Ghanaian mobile deal
Mobile provider Vodafone is to expand its presence in Africa by buying a majority stake in Ghana Telecom for £452m. - No paper for Zimbabwe money
A German company which helps Zimbabwe supply its money becomes the latest firm to end its business links. - Would Africa pay a health tax?
Free healthcare in Africa is a practically non-existent. What healthcare system does your country operate? - Who gains from scramble for Africa?
As global business interest in Africa increases, willl the continent be better off? - Do foreigners earn more?
Is your pay and condition of service lower than is paid to expat staff in the same job? - Send us your pictures of Africa
BBC News website wants your digital photographs of life in Africa.
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