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US Supreme Court blocks child slavery lawsuit against chocolate firms
In their lawsuit, a group of men say they were forced to work on cocoa firms in Ivory Coast.
Ethiopia election: A sham or democratic rebirth?
Why the stakes are so high in the nation's first attempt at free and fair elections.
Africa's week in pictures: 11-17 June 2021
A selection of the week's best photos of Africans from across the continent and elsewhere.
Kenneth Kaunda: Zambia's first president dies aged 97
Kaunda, 97, was one of the last of the generation of African leaders who fought colonialism.
Ivory Coast's ex-President Gbagbo returns home after ICC acquittal
Laurent Gbagbo was taken to the ICC in 2011 on charges of crimes against humanity.
Abubakar Shekau: The mastermind behind the Chibok kidnappings
Nigeria's Boko Haram confirms that its leader Abubakar Shekau has been killed.
Kenneth Kaunda: Zambia's independence hero
The first president of an independent Zambia, who became one of Africa's elder statesmen, dies at 97.
'Afcon ready to deal with Eriksen-like collapse'
Ghanaian sports medicine expert Dr Prince Pamb is confident a collapse like Christian Eriksen's could be dealt with similarly at the Africa Cup of Nations.
Stanley Eguma: Nigerian league's longest serving coach abducted
Rivers United boss Stanley Eguma, the longest serving coach in the Nigerian Professional Football League, has been abducted.
Why what's happening in Ethiopia matters for Africa
Famine conditions and insecurity in Tigray as well as upcoming elections affect the future of Ethiopia.

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