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Theresa May visited South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya with the hope of reaching potential trade agreements ahead of Brexit next March. It comes as the European Union's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, offers Britain an unprecedented close relationship after Brexit

The British Prime Minister Theresa May says she wants the UK to be the biggest G7 investor in Africa after Brexit

Theresa May in South Africa at the beginning of a five-day trip to Africa, which will later include Nigeria and Kenya. The British Prime Minister will deliver a keynote speech in Cape Town, on how trade and UK private sector investment can be brought to Africa post Brexit.

In Morocco, King Mohamed VI granted pardon to 188 activists of the disputed Rif movement. It comes as the religious festival of Eid started on Monday

At barely 28 years old, Congolese entrepreneur Rufin Lepembe Ovoula has come up with an ingenious that makes access to medicine faster and more convenient.

The WHO thinks it may have located the source of the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo but warns of the challenges of containing the virus

As it flies into the Democratic Republic of the Congo to tackle the latest outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus the WHO talks exclusively to euronews about the challenges ahead

For the first time since 1980, rare twin elephants have been born at the Amboseli National Park in Kenya.

Blessed with rich minerals and waters brimming with fish, Mauritania is awash with natural resources worth their weight in gold. But the West African country also knows how to diversify its resources by investing in renewable energy.

Left Field looks at the horrors of conflict in one of the world's most violent countries.

According to the United Nations, almost half of migrants are women, most of them poor

Some 65 percent of South Sudanese women have experienced sexual or physical violence, twice the global average