Congo peacekeepers to leave CAR amid sex abuse allegations

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The UN force in the Central African Republic has been plagued by allegations of sexual abuse.

Jailed and ransomed

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Migrants are falling prey to criminal gangs in Libya - the BBC hears one man's horrific story.

Otodo-Gbame: Nigeria court rules eviction unconstitutional

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Tens of thousands have been cleared from waterfront communities amid redevelopment efforts in Lagos.

‘You are a liar’

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Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani considers the incessant duel on facts between Nigeria and Amnesty.

Cameroon coach Broos seeks brighter start

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Cameroon seek to impose themselves early on in Thursday's match against Australia at the Confederations Cup in Russia.

‘Africa must do more for women’s football’

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The deputy secretary general of Ethiopia's football federation wants African nations to do more to promote women's football.

#SocialMediaBlackout: South Africans tweet despite boycott call

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The irony of #SocialMediaBlackout trending despite a call not to log on is not lost on South Africans.

Bangura: Leone Stars have enough quality

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Sierra Leone are good enough to qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations in Cameroon, according to captain Umaru Bangura.

Somali refugee becomes basketball star

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Meet Abdi Jama - a refugee from Somalia who overcame tragedy to became one of Great Britain's leading wheelchair players

South Sudan no longer in famine

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More than a million people are still facing emergency levels of hunger, one step below famine.