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Libya remains fragile, says OMV CEO Rainer Seele
3 May 2019  
OMV Chief Executive Officer Rainer Seele discusses instability in Libya and its impact on the company's 2019 production target. He speaks to Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
Protesters dream of a peaceful transition to democracy
3 May 2019  
A Sudanese Spring? Protesters dream of a peaceful transition to democracy
Benin: Soldiers shoot at protesters in post-election unrest
3 May 2019  
Footage of the demonstrations shows security services firing their guns and water cannons at crowds. Activists have warned of deteriorating freedoms in the long-stable West African nation.
Sudan's ousted President Omar al-Bashir to be interrogated over 'financing terrorism'
3 May 2019  
Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's ousted president, is to be questioned over "money laundering and financing terrorism." The order came as tens of thousands of protesters called on the military to give way to civilian rule.
Benin announces definitive results in polls with no opposition
3 May 2019  
Benin's Constitutional Court announce the definitive results of its parliamentary polls, which was held without any opposition candidates, following two days of angry post-election violence in which at least two people died.
Mount Everest clean-up team picks up 3 tonnes of garbage
3 May 2019  
A special team has been tasked with cleaning up the world's highest mountain, littered with garbage from decades of commercial mountaineering. Everest is sometimes described as the world's highest rubbish dump.
DR Congo increases security after attacks on Ebola treatment centers
3 May 2019  
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the United Nations have stepped up security for Ebola patients and healthcare workers after armed groups recently carried out attacks on treatment centers in the outbreak hotspots in the country's east.
Malian returnee helps nurse her city back to health
3 May 2019  
Jamilla Amadou fled Gao alongside thousands of others in 2012, when extremist groups occupied the northern Mali city. She is among those who have returned to rebuild and uses her skills as a nurse to help the city to heal, despite ongoing insecurity in the region.
Protests in Benin as police surround home of vote boycott leader
2 May 2019  
Protestors in Benin set up burning barricades on the streets as soldiers encircle the home of ex-president Thomas Boni Yayi after he led calls for an election boycott. Sunday's parliamentary polls were mired in controversy owing to the main opposition parties being effectively barred from fielding candidates. A record low turnout was recorded as many citizens heeded the calls to boycott the vote.
Cyclone Kenneth: More rain forecast in Mozambique, roads and fields submerged
1 May 2019  
Cyclone Kenneth: More rain forecast in Mozambique, roads and fields submerged.
Senegal hopes to cash in on fruit of baobab tree
30 Apr 2019  
The latest superfruit? Senegal hopes to cash in on fruit of baobab tree.
SAS pilot strike continues, canceling hundreds of flights
29 Apr 2019  
SAS pilot strike continues, canceling hundreds of flights.
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