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Math is tough, here's a tutoring guide for your children

Maths has never been a cup of tea for most people. Whether it's fractions, algebra, geometry, or even basic math, every student has falters in one of those areas.

News

Malawi cholera cases pass 500, eight people dead

Ministry of Health spokesman Joshua Malango said the number of cases had increased to 527 from 157 recorded in January, and that deaths had doubled from four to eight.

This Is Culture

Black Panther wins the hearts of African cinema fans

Africans can't get enough of the first Marvel superhero movie with a predominantly black cast.

World

DRC's Kasai conflict: the humanitarian challenge of displaced and returnees

Thousands of people have been killed in Democratic Republic of the Congo’s (DRC) Kasai region since 2016, according to UN estimates.

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Israel

Israel tells illegal Africans to leave before April or face jail

Clampdown to focus on illegal immigrants and will incarcerate, not deport, those found to be breaking the law.

Mauritius

Polish sailor rescued after drifting for 7 months in the indian Ocean

54-year-old Zbigniew Reket was heading for South Africa, where he intended to take up work, when his boat was severely damaged, leaving the sailor without navigation or communication systems.

Liberia

Too close to call in Liberia elections

Liberia's ruling Unity Party said the contest was too close to call in the presidential election. But his opponent's supporters claim to have taken the win

Travel News

Half a day in Mauritius

Cult

Morocco: Visa For Music showcases Africa and Middle-East artists

The 2017 Visa For Music (VFM) has taken place in the Moroccan city of Rabat, Morocco.

World News

Even Europe's money can't stop climate change refugees: View

It's time for the EU to stop pretending it can fortify or buy itself out of the refugee crisis, writes Alim Baluch.

Focus

Ivory Coast: the migration challenge

What is Ivory Coast doing to meet its migration challenge?

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwean military chiefs 'rewarded' with cabinet jobs

Zimbabwe's new president has appointed two military chiefs to his new cabinet, in a move widely seen as a reward for their support

Europe News

Ivory Coast eyes banana boost to EU trade

Target

Ivory Coast port expansion seals country's position as commercial hub

Major expansion work is underway on the Port of Abidjan to seal its position as one of West Africa's leading commercial hubs.

World News

Elephant poaching falls in Eastern Africa

But the threat of extinction remains for African elephants in other parts of the continent.

Focus

Cameroon: the treasures of "Africa in miniature"

In this edition of Focus, we are off to Cameroon, to discover the incredible diversity of this country, described by many as “Africa in Miniature”.

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Finding better and quicker ways to tackle TB

Futuris' Julián López Gómez travels to Tanzania, Malawi and The Netherlands to meet those developing new ways to beat tuberculosis

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Takeaway: the battle against tuberculosis

Zimbabwe

Mugabe to Mnangagwa - a real change?

An expert on Zimbabwe talks to Euronews about the downfall of Robert Mugabe

Zimbabwe

Smiles but no breakthrough in Mugabe mediation

Zimbabwe's veteran leader is reportedly refusing to step down despite a military takeover