Aya Cissoko: Boxer and author on feminism and fighting back

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French boxer and author Aya Cissoko is encouraging other women to take a stand.

Science and Technology leads the way in Melbourne

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This new addition to a Melbourne school’s ‘Bluestone Campus’ links in with its layout and character

“Time is out of joint” – an interview with Daniel Libeskind

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Ahead of a Daniel Libeskind tower being unveiled during the Venice Architecture Biennial a new video gives an insight into Libeskind’s body of work

Virunga National Park: DR Congo rangers killed

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Suspected rebels have killed five rangers and their driver in the Virunga National Park.

Nigeria’s Buhari to run in 2019 elections

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The announcement ends months of speculation about the 74-year-old leader's plans.

Rebuilding history – restoring a pharaoh’s ancient boat

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The boat is the second of a pair that has been buried for more than 5,000 years.

Uganda court hears challenge to presidential age-limit move

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The opposition wants to annul an amendment that allows President Museveni, 73, to stand again.

Ghana’s Aduana Stars win big in Confed Cup

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Ghana's Aduana Stars thrash Fosa Juniors of Madagascar 6-1 in the first leg of the Confederation Cup group stage play offs on Sunday.

Joseph Warungu: The handshake that left millions of Kenyans confused

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Joseph Warungu reflects on the plight of Kenyan opposition supporters after their leader reconciled with his political nemesis.

Letter from Africa: The handshake that left millions of Kenyans confused

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Joseph Warungu reflects on the plight of Kenyan opposition supporters after their leader reconciled with his political nemesis.