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Now playing Next Libya Twin car bombs kill at least 33 in Benghazi The blasts shatter relative calm in Libya's second city 24/01/2018
Now playing Next South Africa South African jazz musician and anti-apartheid activist Hugh Masekela The man known as the “father of South African jazz”, who used his music to oppose racial segregation, has died aged 78. 23/01/2018
Now playing Next Sport Judo: Final day of the 2018 Tunis Grand Prix In the final day of the IJF Tunis judo Grand Prix, medals were spread across the world 21/01/2018
Now playing Next Democratic Republic Of Congo Six die as banned protests go ahead in DRC Violence broke out as security forces cracked down on banned protests against President Joseph Kabila in Kinshasa. 21/01/2018
Now playing Next Egypt US Vice President Mike Pence visits Middle East Mr Pence's trip to Egypt, the first leg of a Middle East tour, was marred by continuing anger over the US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital last month. 21/01/2018
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Now playing Next Sport IJF World Judo Tour 2018 opener The first event of 2018 for the IJF World Judo Tour took place in Tunis 19/01/2018
Now playing Next Kenya "Sudan" misses out on Tinder as people swipe left on the world's last Northern White Rhino's keepers put Sudan on Tinder as a money-raising stunt, and to raise awareness that the species will go extinct if Sudan does not father children soon. 19/01/2018
Now playing Next Zimbabwe Exiled Zimbabwe opposition leader killed in helicopter crash Roy Bennett was a former General Treasurer of the MDC and spent a spell in prison under Robert Mugabe. He died along with his wife, Heather, and three others in a crash now under investigation. 19/01/2018
Now playing Next Central African Republic Fighting worsens in Central African Republic The International Red Cross and Red Crescent warns that the security situation in Central African Republic is worsening, and that violence now grips most of the country. 18/01/2018
Now playing Next Mauritius Mauritius on high alert ahead of cyclone Berguitta The paradise island prepares for a pummelling as cyclone approaches 17/01/2018
Now playing Next Tunisia Hundreds attend anti-austerity protests in Tunisia Tunisians are frustrated that austerity appears to be the government's only policy seven years after toppling a tyrant. 14/01/2018
Now playing Next Tunisia Tunisia: Anti-austerity protests prompt aid package for poor A multi-million euro package was announced as the country marks the seventh anniversary of its revolution 14/01/2018
Now playing Next South Africa Protesters trash H&M stores in South Africa over ‘racist’ ad A H&M spokesperson told Euronews the label has temporarily closed its stores in South Africa for the safety of its employees and customers 13/01/2018
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