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Fury after banana thrown at Italy's first black minister Cecile Kyenge in latest racist attack

The racist abuse and taunts endured by Italy's first black minister, Cecile Kyenge, further escalated on Friday

Refugee Sifa in Why Don't You Speak English?

TV review: Why Don't You Speak English? Channel 4

Imagine – Woody Allen: a Documentary, BBC1

Screaming Zebra - Decomissioned AK47, removed from DR Congo, Russian origin

Shot through the art: Artist Carl McCrow on the conflict of exhibiting guns

Artists do not normally associate themselves with guns, but Carl McCrow has a more personal reason for enshrining the AK47 as artwork.

Youssouf Mulumbu

Youssouf Mulumbu signs new two-year deal with West Brom

The Congo international joined the club in 2009

Rebels 'disguised as women' launch attack near Goma in Congo

Fresh fighting has erupted in eastern Congo, following the arrival of armed men disguised in women’s clothing, say residents.

Top Italian senator Roberto Calderoli slammed for comparing black minister Cecile Kyenge to orang-utan

Right-wing leader Roberto Calderoli faces calls from Italian cabinet to resign

John Arnold Bredenkamp walks out of Harare Magistrate court 08 September 2006

Zimbabwean arms dealer sues Foreign Office for freezing assets

Mogul accused of selling weapons to Iran and Iraq was blacklisted over support for Mugabe

Starving Somali children in hospital in Mogadishu

Supercrops: Britain pledges large-scale funding to boost health of undernourished people in Africa

The Government is giving £30 million to HarvestPlus - an international research programme which creates nutrient-rich crops

An adult male elephant looks up at a helicopter in a remote area of South Sudan, where the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) in partnership with South Sudan's Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism is attaching GPS-satellite collars to elephants to help understand movement patterns and to monitor and protect them

Illegal ivory trade 'funding Lord's Resistance Army rebels'

The Lord's Resistance Army has resorted to elephant poaching in order to fund its activities, according to human rights organisations.

President Dilma Rousseff is set to announce a new development agency that will offer assistance to African countries

Sao Paolo to write off £600m of African debt

Brazil will cancel or restructure almost $900m (£595m) of debt owed by African countries as part of a plan to increase its future funding to the continent.

TV review - Branded a Witch, BBC3

The Somme: Secret Tunnel Wars, BBC4

One of the five cuckoos being tracked has decided to stay in France

Italian politician accused of ‘shameful racism’

A senior politician has hit out at racist remarks aimed at the country’s first black minister by a member of the anti-immigrant Northern League party.

Angelina Jolie and William Hague to fight war-zone rape and sexual violence

The Government will spend a further £10 million on tackling war-zone sexual violence and violence against women and girls, Foreign Secretary William Hague announced today.

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