An investigation in South Africa finds evidence of possible high-level government corruption

The long-awaited report recommends President Zuma establish a judicial inquiry within 30 days

It was published after Mr Zuma backed down from trying to stop its release

It quotes testimony that a bag of cash was offered as part of $44m bribe

Thousands have marched in the capital, Pretoria, calling for Mr Zuma to resign

Funeral held in Senegal for ex-BBC reporter Chris Simpson

Kenyan anger at UN sacking prompts South Sudan troop withdrawal

South Sudan soldiers arrested for rape

Gambian leader 'terrorising opponents', says rights group

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