Shingai Nyoka on the young crusader taking on Zimbabwe’s ‘crocodile’

With an ambition to be Zimbabwe's youngest president, he can work a crowd like the preacher he is.

Gender tests: IAAF denies ‘preventing’ women from taking part in sport

The IAAF responds to an open letter from the Women's Sports Foundation and Athlete Ally calling for eligibility rules to be scrapped.

Harry and Meghan visit Mandela exhibition in London

The exhibition at the Southbank Centre is in the centenary year of Nelson Mandela's birth.

Egypt to regulate popular social media users

New legislation means that individuals with more than 5,000 followers could be subject to media law.

Mandela lecture: Five things Barack Obama said

The first black US president gives a rare speech to mark 100 years since Nelson Mandela's birth.

Nigerian league postponed indefinitely

The Nigerian Premier League is postponed indefinitely amidst ongoing row over football federation leadership.

World Cup 2018: The players who might have earned a move

BBC Sport looks at 10 players who might get a move - including several Premier League targets - following a good World Cup.

IS fighters’ orphaned children stranded in Libya

Children like Jumana have been left behind after the Islamic State group was pushed out of Sirte, Libya.

Egypt military officers get immunity over 2013 crackdown

Commanders may be shielded from prosecution over the violence after President Mohammed Morsi's ousting.

Mauritian festival brings island sights and sounds to UK

The tropical island of Mauritius - in the Indian Ocean, off south-east Africa - brings a slice of island life to the UK.