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Over one and a half million South Sudanese have fled the war and famine in their country. An estimated 800,000 of them have escaped to neighbouring Uganda and more than 2,000 are still crossing the border every day.

Ryan says Nunes "followed all proper guidelines and laws"

Investors brace themselves for March inflation data. Dolapo Ashiru, Managing Director, Lead Securities and Investments join CNBC Africa to review the trading day.

Rosa Parks fled the American South for Detroit in the 1950s at the height of her civil rights struggle.

Multichoice tariff hike - Reps to investigate the mode of operations, others.

Meningitis outbreak in Nigeria, not an act of God - Dr Rilwanu Mohammed

As the Nigerian government continues its fight against corruption, President Muhammad Buhari says corruption is fighting back. Political analysts are divided into the government's methods to rid the country of decades of corruption.

President Donald Trump will welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping to the Mar-a-Lago club in Florida on Thursday, with issues such as U.S. job losses and North Korea topping the agenda.

The trial of Senate President Bukola Saraki resumes at CCT.

Alleged Diezani bribe - EFCC arraigns 3 INEC officials, 1 pleads guilty.

Despite the moves by the Central Bank of Nigeria to improve dollar liquidity, the naira weakened against the dollar at the parallel market on Wednesday to about 398 naira to the dollar.

Unicef plans to reach 3.9 million people with emergency primary healthcare services in north-east Nigeria this year, as a third of the health facilities in Borno State have been completely destroyed.