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Oscar Pistorius sentence: an homage to celebrity and white privilegeThe laughable six-year jail term is a reminder of how inequality continues to penetrate the South African justice system
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How Sudan’s diaspora uses social media to marshal Ramadan mealsExpats raise unprecedented amounts for traditional meal packages as local groups keep donors updated over the internet
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Were you involved in the Zimbabwe shutdown? We want to hear from youAs the #ThisFlag movement gathers momentum, we’re asking whether this is a turning point for the country’s politics
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South Sudan is destroying its free press, one journalist at a timeI fled the country after frequent arrests and beatings because of the work I was doing. My colleagues have not all got away
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'It's America's fault': the view on Brexit from North KoreaUS imperialism has torn Europe apart, according to a state editorial. But how does this compare to the DPRK’s take on other global news events?
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Briton's African gap year memoir sparks angry Twitter responseWestern writer sparks social media storm over book outlining her experiences of war, spiders and ‘smiling children with HIV’
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Artist warns of return to 'punitive Soviet psychiatry' in Russian orphanagesKatrin Nenasheva has been dragging a metal bed frame through Moscow for weeks to raise awareness of child abuse in state care
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East Africa's biggest broadcaster to close radio and TV stationsIn a bid to compete with online news outlets, the region’s largest media company says it’s shifting to a digital-first strategy
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Europe, would you like to adopt a British 'Remainian'?With the UK in turmoil, we’re asking how you’d entice Brits to your country in order to help keep them in the EU
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Belarusian president accidentally sparks international stripteaseNaked office selfies go viral after Alexander Lukashenko urges citizens to ‘get undressed and work till you sweat’
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Romanians for Remainians: an 'adoption' offer for bewildered BritsBucharest newspaper offers an opportunity to stay in the EU, escape the political fallout and get away from the miserable weather
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Kenya clamps down on journalists covering war on al-ShabaabIn an attempt to keep news of troop deaths quiet, government arrests reporters circulating information online
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Kenya passes new anti-doping law to avoid Olympic banGovernment hopes to be deemed compliant with international standards amid fears athletes will not be allowed to compete in Rio
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'Soviet riviera' struggles for autonomy in the face of Russian cashBreakaway region of Abkhazia wants to remain a ‘loyal ally’ to Moscow but keep control of its Black Sea real estate, RFE/RL reports
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Marginalised Tunisian youth encouraged to choose graffiti over IsisArtist Tarek Dhibi believes spray can can help protect kids from extremist recruiters near the Algerian border
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Bad boys not Boko Haram: how the media misinterprets African violenceResidents in Niger have rejected a recent report on youth clashes they say is reductive and portrays them as ‘animals’
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The images of Reeva Steenkamp's corpse invade her privacy, even in deathPictures taken after she was shot dead by Oscar Pistorius have been released, but we gain nothing by looking at them
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'Fearless, stoic and attractive': a history of the state-sanctioned Russian woman
New East network 'Fearless, stoic and attractive': a history of the state-sanctioned Russian woman
A new exhibition charts the rise of the Soviet ‘superwoman’, where liberation was closely tied to state ideology
Guardian Africa network #Zimshutdown2016 and the new protest politics taking root in Zimbabwe