Nigeria’s Kaduna state: 55 dead after row at market

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A row at a market devolved into deadly violence between Hausa Muslims and Adara Christians.

Why attacks on aid workers may hurt the world’s poorest

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The murder of a Nigerian aid worker raises questions about the targeting of humanitarian agencies.

Why attacks on aid workers may hurt the world’s poorest

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The murder of a Nigerian aid worker raises questions about the targeting of humanitarian agencies.

In pictures: Follow Ghana’s ‘yellow-brick road’

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The artist who carpets streets in Accra with huge tapestries of yellow plastic squares.

In pictures: Follow Ghana’s ‘yellow-brick road’

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The artist who carpets streets in Accra with huge tapestries of yellow plastic squares.

Tunisia sack head coach Faouzi Benzarti just days after Afcon qualification

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Tunisia sack their head coach Faouzi Benzarti, just four days after he helped the Carthage Eagles qualify for the 2019 Africa Cup Of Nations.

Odion Ighalo: ‘Threat to family not enough to make me quit’

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Odion Ighalo says death threats aimed at his family after the World Cup were not enough to make him quit playing for Nigeria.

Odion Ighalo: ‘Threat to family not enough to make me quit’

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Odion Ighalo says death threats aimed at his family after the World Cup were not enough to make him quit playing for Nigeria.

Mohammed Dewji: Kidnapped billionaire ‘home safely’

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Mohammed Dewji, said to be Africa's youngest billionaire, said he thanked Allah and the police.

One culture, two generations: Learning my mother tongue

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Lola is the first born British-Nigerian in her family. In this candid conversation she asks her mum why she was never taught their mother tongue.