Africa Live: Tuesday 2 August 2016 as it happened
Africa highlights: Nigeria secret police budget probe, Uganda 'anti-porn machine to arrive soon' Nigeria police enter parliament over corruption claims Uganda to soon get 'anti-porn machine' Kenyan man accused of chopping wife's hands off in fertility row Ugandan troops go on trial in Somalia for stealing Nigeria 'restarts payments' for former Niger Delta oil militants Three men charged with dopin
Japan NHK boss Momii sparks WWII 'comfort women' row
Protests against Japan's wartime use of "comfort women" have taken place repeatedly in South Korea (pictured) and other Asian nations The new head of Japan's national broadcaster NHK has caused controversy by playing down the military's use of sex slaves - so-called "comfort women" - during World War Two. Days after taking up his new job, Katsuto Momii said the practice was common in any country a
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