Somalia’s al-Shabab stones man to death for adultery

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A man with two wives is killed by militants after an Islamic court found him guilty of adultery.

Senegal advance to under-17 round of 16

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Senegal are through to the second round of the Under-17 World Cup in South Korea after a goalless draw with Ecuador.

Bwalya predicts bright future for African football

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Zambian legend Kalusha Bwalya says the African Under-17 tournament has given him hope that the future is bright for the next generation of stars.

South Africa: Jacob Zuma ‘plans second home in Dubai’

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Mr Zuma is under pressure because of corruption scandals, cabinet sackings and a faltering economy.

Libya Benghazi: Group blamed for 2012 attack on US mission disbands

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The Islamist group blamed for the 2012 US mission attack says its leaders died in a fight with the army.

Kidnapped and enslaved in a forest for three years

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Faith was drugged and taken to a forest by al-Shabab militants fighting in Somalia.

Medical research centre frozen in time

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Evgenia Arbugaeva photographs the people at the Amani Hill Station, Tanzania.

The gospel train

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For 20 years, a Christian group has held prayers on a train carriage during their one hour commute.

Aubameyang wins German Cup for Dortmund

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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's chipped penalty wins the German Cup for Borussia Dortmund after three successive final defeats.

Algeria’s overseas stars welcome U-turn on foreign players ban

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Algeria's overseas stars welcome a U-turn on a rule banning Algerian clubs from signing foreign players.