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TB Joshua’s ‘Anointed song’ drives Kenyan Man to extramarital confession

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Jeff Bezos, world’s richest man agrees $35bn divorce with wife

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Fresh Kid, the young Ugandan rapper has begged the Minister of Youth Affairs to

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BBC AFRICA NEWS UPDATE
- Tunisia election: Kais Saied to become president, exit polls suggest October 13, 2019
  The poll projected a landslide victory for conservative Kais Saied who faced a media mogul rival.
- 2021 Africa Cup of Nations: The Gambia, Chad, South Sudan and Sao Tome advance in qualifying October 13, 2019
  The Gambia and Chad both need penalties to reach the group phase of 2021 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying as South Sudan and Sao Tome e Principe secure aggregate wins.
- Brigid Kosgei breaks Paula Radcliffe's women's marathon record October 13, 2019
  Brigid Kosgei claims a new women's marathon world record in Chicago, beating the time set by Britain's Paula Radcliffe in 2003.
- Brazil 1-1 Nigeria: Neymar limps off in first half October 13, 2019
  Paris Saint Germain forward Neymar limps off as Brazil are held to a 1-1 draw by Nigeria in Singapore.
- Sylvia Gathoni: Kenya's pro-gamer taking on the world October 13, 2019
  Sylvia Gathoni on finding her winning streak in the high-stakes arena of e-sports.
- Seeking a music star in Rwanda... and finding one October 12, 2019
  For record producers, finding new musicians is a constant quest but for this couple, the hunt took them far.
- Gernot Rohr: Nigeria coach tight-lipped about future October 12, 2019
  Gernot Rohr refuses to comment about his future as Nigeria coach following further speculation over unpaid salary.
Reuters Africa News Update
- Tunisians vote for president in test of young democracy October 13, 2019
  TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisians cast ballots on Sunday to choose their next president in an election that has raised hard tests for the young democracy as voters rejected established politicians and a major candidate spent weeks behind bars.
- Mortars fired at Somalia's Mogadishu airport- sources October 13, 2019
  MOGADISHU (Reuters) - At least three mortars were fired at Mogadishu’s international airport on Sunday, injuring six people, a diplomatic source said.
- A son and father reunited, like many under Nobel winner Abiy's Ethiopia-Eritrea peace deal October 13, 2019
  ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - For Samson Berhane, the news that Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize was deeply personal.
- Gunmen kill about 15 people in attack on Burkina Faso mosque October 13, 2019
  OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - Gunmen killed about 15 people in an attack on a mosque in northern Burkina Faso during prayers on Friday evening, a security source and a local official told Reuters.
- At least 10 Kenyan police killed by bomb near Somali border - police October 13, 2019
  NAIROBI (Reuters) - At least ten Kenyan police were killed when their vehicle struck a homemade bomb near the border with Somalia on Saturday, according to a police report seen by Reuters.
- Zimbabwe court rules doctors strike illegal, should return to work October 12, 2019
  HARARE (Reuters) - A Zimbabwean court has ordered doctors on a 40-day strike over pay to return to work within 48 hours, after a ruling that their boycott was illegal.
- Moroccan king urges more loans for graduates and entrepreneurs October 12, 2019
  RABAT (Reuters) - King Mohammed VI said on Friday Morocco's banking and financial sector should make it easier for young entrepreneurs and small and medium sized enterprises to access loans.
- Burkinabes flee their homes en masse as violence spirals -U.N. October 12, 2019
  OUAGADOUGOU (Reuters) - The number of people forced to flee their homes in two regions of Burkina Faso besieged by ethnic and jihadist violence has increased more than six-fold since January to around 500,000, the United Nations and aid groups said on Friday.
- Cargo plane crashes in Congo with presidential staff on board October 12, 2019
  KINSHASA (Reuters) - A cargo plane carrying presidential staff crashed in eastern Congo on Thursday, and all eight passengers and crew are feared dead, a presidential adviser told Reuters on Friday.
- Ethiopia's Abiy wins Nobel Peace Prize for resolving conflict with Eritrea October 11, 2019
  OSLO (Reuters) - Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed won the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for his peacemaking efforts which ended two decades of hostility with longtime enemy Eritrea.
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