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Richard Hamilton That's all for now from the BBC Africa Live team.
BBC World Service newsroom You can find the latest updates on the BBC News website, or listen to our Focus on Africa podcast.
A study has found that the Sahel region in Africa saw the most terrorism related deaths last year. A reminder of Thursday's wise words:
In its annual Global Terrorism Index, the Institute for Economics and Peace said the region now accounts for almost half of all global terrorism deaths and has experienced a dramatic increase in violence, with the number of deaths increasing thirty times since 2007. By the time the fool has learned the game, the players have dispersed."
"The epicentre of terrorism has now conclusively shifted out of the Click here to send us your African proverbs.
Middle East and into the central Sahel region of sub-Saharan We leave you with a picture of members of Uganda's Soft Ground Wrestling Club showcasing their skills.
Africa," the report stated.
It said Burkina Faso suffered the most, with the number of fatalities rising by nearly 70%.
It added that terrorism had also gotten worse in neighbouring Mali and Niger. All three of these countries are under military rule.
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