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Hundreds of people have reportedly been killed in fresh clashes in South Sudan. Government troops are fighting as yet unidentified gunmen in the country's north-west. Much of the unrest is taking place in Wau, a town where Chinese peacekeepers are based…

In Madagascar, the families of those killed in Sunday's grenade attack have spoken out. The blast took place at a stadium in the capital, Antananarivo, as the country marked 56 years of independence. At least two people were killed and another 70 wounded…

South Africa's National Treasury has determined the amount President Jacob Zuma has to pay for upgrades to his private home, Nkandla. The figure amounts to just over seven point eight million South African Rand. That's about 500 thousand US dollars. The total cost of the upgrades to Zuma's home is more than 16 million dollars at the current exchange rate….

Britain and the European Union are still trying to respond effectively to the historic Brexit vote. European leaders are set to meet on Tuesday to discuss the way forward. At the same time, British Prime Minister David Cameron has been gathering his Cabinet to deal with the impact on the economy...