The BBC's Network Africa says goodbye
After nearly 40 years of broadcasting to the continent, the BBC's Network Africa programme has said farewell.
The final edition was presented by Audrey Brown (pictured above) and included tributes from Network Africa's editor, Peter Lewenstein, its former editor, Joseph Warungu, BBC Africa's head of current affairs, Stephane Mayoux, and our producer Lewis Machipisa.
And to welcome Newsday - the BBC morning show that starts next week - Audrey spoke to its editor, Simon Peeks.
This is a selection of Network Africa's last programme.
For more African news from the BBC download the Africa Today podcast.
Most watched/listened
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Ark Royal sets sail on final journey
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92 year old strongman wows crowds
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Toilet paper shortage in Venezuela
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One-minute World News
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Would-be robber struck by bus
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Running barefoot in Wyoming
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China film censorship 'terrible'
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Iraqis 'helping fight Syrian holy war'
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The future Ethiopia only dreamed of
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Oklahoma ravaged by tornadoes
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Space travel is 'logistical nightmare'
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Princes open Help for Heroes centre
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Tornadoes tear through US states
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Footage shows balloon crash aftermath
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Read Klingon on your computer screen
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