VIDEO: Hollande visits CAR for talks

The President of France, Francois Hollande, has visited the Central African Republic for talks with the transitional leadership, after two French soldiers were killed in the capital Bangui.

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VIDEO: Hollande in Africa - 15 seconds

The French president has begun a three-day visit to West Africa likely to be dominated by security threats in the region and fostering economic ties.

 

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CAR president 'offers peace talks'

The president of the Central African Republic, Michel Djotodia, offers talks with Christian militias as the sectarian conflict continues, reports say.

 

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VIDEO: Federer visits children in Malawi

Roger Federer has been visiting children in Malawi to see first-hand the progress his Foundation is making in the field of early childhood care across southern Africa.

 

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VIDEO: BBC visits Boko Haram ghost towns

After years of violence in north-east Nigeria, military forces from Nigeria, Cameroon, Chad and Niger have been taking back towns lost to Boko Haram, the BBC's Tomi Oladipo reports.

 

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VIDEO: S Sudan ceasefire talks begin

Talks on ending the conflict in South Sudan have officially opened in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa.

 

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VIDEO: African-European talks on migration

European and African ministers have been meeting in Rome to discuss ways to deal with heavy migration between the two continents.

 

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VIDEO: Buhari: 'No talks with Boko Haram'

Nigeria's main presidential challenger, Muhammadu Bukari, has said he will not negotiate with Boko Haram should he win the election.

 

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VIDEO: Mali peace talks - in 15 seconds

The Algerian government is hosting talks aimed at ending fighting in northern Mali. Watch the story being explained in 15 seconds.

 

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VIDEO: FDLR seeks peace talks with Rwanda

The FDLR, or so-called democratic forces for the liberation of Rwanda, has laid down its weapons and is seeking to negotiate with Rwanda, the group's president says.

 

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