VIDEO: Nigerian electricity - in 60 seconds

Ahead of Nigeria's presidential elections on 28 March, BBC Africa tells you what you need to know about the nation's power generation woes.

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Exclusive: One on One with DJ Cuppy, Nigerian female DJ and the daughter of Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola (Video/Details)

Nigerian female DJ and producer Florence Ifeoluwa Otedola popularly known as DJ Cuppy is embarking her Pan – African tour on eight countries. Tanzania is a fifth country she has visited in her month-long tour. The lovely daughter of the Nigerian billionaire, Femi Otedola came by at our studios and she had an exciting chat […]

 

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VIDEO: 'Cost of electricity went up 300%'

Suzanne Vanhooymissen reports on the daily blackouts and rising cost of energy in Ghana, crippling many businesses there.

 

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VIDEO: Akon 'bringing electricity to Africa'

Senegalese born hip-hop musician Akon is hoping to bring electricity to 600 million people across Africa through his Lighting Africa project.

 

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VIDEO: What's up Africa in 90 seconds

The satirical news round-up looks at stories from Nigeria, Kenya, Swaziland and Ethiopia.

 

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VIDEO: Is breast best? In 15 seconds

World Breastfeeding Week is being marked around the globe. Here is the story in 15 seconds.

 

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VIDEO: In 60 seconds: What is Ebola?

In 60 seconds: Why is Ebola so deadly?

 

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VIDEO: Sudan's election - in 60 seconds

Ahead of Sudan's presidential election, BBC Africa looks at what you need to know about what was once the largest states in Africa.

 

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VIDEO: CAR ceasefire - in 15 seconds

Rival armed groups in the Central African Republic sign a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending over a year of religious conflict. Here's the story, in 15 seconds.

 

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VIDEO: DR Congo clashes — in 15 seconds

The BBC explains in 15 seconds why deadly protests have broken out in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

 

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