Reginald Mengi: Tanzania media mogul dies in Dubai

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From humble origins, Reginald Mengi built a business and media empire known throughout East Africa.

Caster Semenya: Cas ruling ‘justifies discrimination’ – Athletics South Africa

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Athletics South Africa (ASA) says it is "reeling in shock" after Caster Semenya lost a landmark case against athletics' governing body.

South Africa elections: Charting divides 25 years after apartheid

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The quality of life may have improved for many, but huge inequalities remain.

South Africa elections: Charting divides 25 years after apartheid

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The quality of life may have improved for many, but huge inequalities remain.

Meet the fish leather pioneers

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How the growth in making leather from fish skins could help the fashion industry reduce its environmental impact.

Gaetan Bong: Brighton defender signs new one-year contract

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Brighton defender Gaetan Bong - a key member of the side promoted to the Premier League - signs a new one-year contract.

Family’s joy after Saudis drop drug charges against Nigerian Zainab Aliyu

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Nigerian student Zainab Aliyu had been facing charges of drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia.

Family’s joy after Saudis drop drug charges against Nigerian Zainab Aliyu

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Nigerian student Zainab Aliyu had been facing charges of drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia.

Tanzania coach Emmanuel Amuneke calls up 15-year-old to initial squad

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Tanzania's Nigerian coach Emmanuel Amuneke includes 15-year-old Kelvin John Pius in his initial 39-man squad for the Africa Cup of Nations.

Sudan protests: ‘Smiles have returned to people’s faces’

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The BBC's Mohanad Hashim reflects on returning to Sudan after 23 years to cover the historic protests.