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Amid drama - South Africa's corruption inquiry continues

South Africa's former President Jacob Zuma will continue giving evidence at a public inquiry into the corruption that took place during his watch - after initially pulling out; We report from the front lines of the fight against Ebola in the DRC; An audience with Zimbabwe's minister of foreign affairs who had a rough time in London recently; And we visit an all-women space in Kenya.

What next in the fight against Ebola?

A day after Ebola in Congo was declared an international public health emergency - we ask the Emergency Response Coordinator, what he expects to change; Ethiopia's President is in Eritrea - why does this meeting matter? Tanzania upholds the death penalty

Sudan's ruling military council and opposition leaders have signed a power-sharing pact

Sudan junta and civilians sign political agreement; South Africa minister on revelations in a corruption inquiry; And the rapidly changing fortunes of an opera-singing Uber driver

South Africa's Jacob Zuma claims he received death threats

Kenyan Uber drivers continue protests for a second day; Nigerian author Sefi Atta on writing in a West African context; Celebrated South African musician Johnny Clegg dies aged 66

DR Congo confirms first case of Ebola in highly-populated city of Goma

South Africa's Jacob Zuma denies being 'king' of corruption; Victims of domestic violence in Cameroon speak out; Senegalese Youssou N'Dour on politics, culture and his music.