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Do LGBTs have a place in The Gambia?+++Enraged disabled Kenyans take on Mt Kilimanjaro+++Uganda effects ban on importation of used vehicles to protect environment

World leaders call for coordinated action on climate +++Outrage after Cameroon Airlines passenger jet shot at over Bamenda+++A terror plot foiled in S.Africa+++Sex ed goes public in S.Sudan+++The Ugandans who were evicted German coffee maker

The campaign to force Gambia's president, Adama Barrow, to step down gathers momentum +++ Sudan's old ruling party is dissolved +++ 5G technology set to come to Africa +++ South Africa's Eshowe community winning the fight against HIV/AIDS +++ Shoppers in Ghana enjoy 'Black Friday' sales

DR Congo's armed groups attacked and killed Ebola response workers +++ Benin orders EU Ambassador to leave the country +++ A Chinese refinery is identified as the cause of a very bad odor washing over parts of the Gambia +++ DW speaks to Yien Oral Lam Tut, South Sudan’s minister of higher education, science and technology on the strategies they use to develop their youngsters

WHO pulls dozens of staff from DRC amid mounting insecurity+++Cameroon’s opposition leader calls for boycott of February 2020 elections+++ High expectations as Namibia goes to the polls

Violence against women in Africa +++ Nobel laureate, Denis Mukwege speaks preventing violence against women +++Kenya's flood deaths top 40 +++ A cemetery in South Sudan now houses the homeless +++ Malawi's health facilities go years without water and electricity

Nigeria ranked 3rd most terrorized country globally in the latest global terrorism report +++ Supporters of former Gambian President Yahya Jammeh led by his party APRC call for his return home from exile+++African refugees living in Rwanda call on the UN to relocate them to Europe or the US+++Ghanaian traders count losses due to Nigerian border closure

Ethiopia's ethnic Sidama hold a referendum to determine whether to form a semi-autonomous region+++Petition against Zambia's constitutional Reforms to extend President’s powers +++The Ugandan National Drug Authority recalls a million defective condoms

Germany pledges more investment for African nations pursuing reforms +++ UN warns of mounting humanitarian crisis in Africa's Sahel as jiahadist attacks surge +++ World Toilet Day: Lack of toilets in Nigeria.

Trial of seven Cameroonian soldiers for murders of two women and their children adjourned+++Ethiopia's Sidamas prepare to vote on regional independence+++President Buhari's party has won the key oil-rich state of Bayelsa.