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2005 was a crucial year for Africa, with a series of high-profile political and cultural events that will help shape the continent’s future. Our year-long series of reports tracked the west’s promises on aid, trade and debt relief by focusing on Africa’s rapidly expanding cities

The bodies of three more victims of West Virginia’s historic flooding were found overnight Saturday, according to county authorities

There is no better way to tell our story than to bring everyone together. This is what Reendex  Africanews is bringing back to the African culture. To get your weekend off to a good start, listen to Reendex  Africanews’s Resident. Take a satirical look at the recent EU-Turkey deal to tackle the migrant crisis.

Two museums in Paris have been closed at least until Monday to protect exhibits after the River Seine was predicted. Browse our complete collection of articles and commentary.

In art, technology changes but core skills remain the same. This is true in today’s entertainment field. Get photography news, camera reviews and buying guides.

In a land boasting more skyscrapers per capita than any other country, Australians today would be pardoned for missing their first. Yet no building has exerted such influence on Australian cityscapes as Orica House on Melbourne’s Eastern Hill.

Funding to women’s rights organisations has fallen by more than half over the past five years, despite recent studies that suggest the work. Funding for women’s rights groups in poor countries falls by more than half

How Ebola changed the world The most simple human touch - a handshake or a hug - was quickly discouraged. This means people who care for the sick are most vulnerable to the disease.

Listen to the sand eels, mosquitoes, birds, butterflies on climate change