Nigeria: Freed from Boko Haram

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DRC: How armed conflict is affecting Ebola response

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African prisoners of war in Ukraine

Over 3,000 African fighters are involved with the Russian army as claimed by Ukrainian authorities. Many of them say they have been misled or coerced into fighting by illegal recruitment agencies promising a good job and salary in Russia. We speak to the BBC's Sammy Awami who gai ...  Show more

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