Crossing Divides: Can Nigeria’s new tin mine heal ancient wounds?

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Old rifts between farmers and herders have led to conflict, but a new tin mine may heal the wounds.

Crossing Divides: Nigeria tin mine heals ancient wounds

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Despite a history of tension and violence, some Fulani herdsmen and Berom farmers in Nigeria now work together.

Mohamed Salah: The night the ‘phenomenal’ Liverpool man downed Roma

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Mohamed Salah was named England's best player at the weekend. On Tuesday, he established himself as one of Europe's finest. Next step: the world?

Liverpool 5-2 Roma

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Another Mohamed Salah masterclass helps Liverpool take control of their Champions League semi-final, though Roma score two late away goals.

GM plant tech boosts malaria drug yield

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Scientists have modified a plant's genes to make it produce high levels of a key malaria drug, potentially helping meet the large global demand.

GM plant tech boosts malaria drug yield

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Scientists have modified a plant's genes to make it produce high levels of a key malaria drug, potentially helping meet the large global demand.

Israel scraps plan to forcibly deport African migrants

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The government writes to the Supreme Court that forced migrant removal "is no longer on the agenda".

Kenya dams ‘a flood risk’ after heavy rains

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Some 200,000 people have already been displaced because of flooding, staying in schools or open areas.

French tycoon held over ‘Africa corruption’

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Vincent Bolloré is questioned by police near Paris over contracts to run ports in Guinea and Togo.

Licence to blog: Will ‘Swahili WikiLeaks’ have to close?

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The country where a blogging permit costs $900. Some accuse Tanzania of muzzling critics.