South Africa coffin case: White farmers convicted

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Two white South Africans who forced a black man into a coffin are found guilty of attempted murder.

‘He’s behind you’

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Joao Lourenco has a huge challenge, looking set to become Angola's first new president in 38 years, succeeding the world's second-longest second leader, Jose Eduardo dos Santos.

Sol Bamba: Cardiff City defender signs new three-year deal

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Cardiff City defender Sol Bamba signs a new three-year contract to remain at the Championship leaders, boss Neil Warnock confirms.

Sol Bamba: Cardiff City defender signs new three-year deal

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Cardiff City defender Sol Bamba signs a new three-year contract to remain at the Championship leaders, boss Neil Warnock confirms.

The UK’s national anthem as you’ve never heard it before

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A Libyan military band tried to perform the UK's national anthem for the arrival of Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, as he arrived in Benghazi.

Africa’s week in pictures: 18 – 24 August 2017

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A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans this week.

UK ‘over-optimistic’ about Libya

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The UK foreign secretary says Gaddafi's removal has been "a tragedy so far" for the Libyan people.

Angola’s ruling MPLA party takes strong election lead, commission says

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The governing MPLA party receives nearly two-thirds of the vote, provisional results suggest.

A member of an Italian fascist party faces an African immigrant

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An Italian member of Casapound, a fascist party that campaigns against migration to Italy, faces an African immigrant living in Rome.

Bell Pottinger found in breach of code for South African campaign

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Bell Pottinger is found to have broken UK industry code of conduct, says South African opposition.