Rodney Saunders: South Africa identifies body of missing horticulturalist

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Horticulturalist Rodney Saunders and his wife disappeared in February, in a suspected IS kidnapping.

World Cup boost for Egypt and Mohamed Elneny

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says that Mohamed Elneny should recover from an ankle injury to be available for Egypt's World Cup campaign.

Rwanda ‘genocide-era’ mass graves found

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The graves are believed to date from the 1994 genocide, which left about 800,000 people dead.

Kenya’s Aboud Omar wants to take Bulgarian sacking to Fifa

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Kenya defender Aboud Omar wants to complain to Fifa over his sacking by Bulgarian side Slavia Sofia as he denies the club's allegations.

Elizabeth Ohene: Why did Swaziland take 50 years to change its name?

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Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene supports the name eSwatini, but suggests "land of many wives".

Letter from Africa: Why I back the Swazi king’s nation change

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Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene supports the name eSwatini, but suggests "land of many wives".

Letter from Africa: Why I back the Swazi king’s nation change

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Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene supports the name eSwatini, but suggests "land of many wives".

Pimpin’ rides, African style

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The Ugandan entrepreneur finding success using African fabric to style car interiors.

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.