Sudan army quells Khartoum mutiny by pro-Bashir troops

The government quells a revolt by former elite troops loyal to ousted leader Omar al-Bashir.

Mustafa Kassem: Egyptian-American dies on hunger strike in Egypt

Mustafa Kassem was arrested in Egypt in 2013 on accusations of being a spy.

More than 4,000 mass graves uncovered in Burundi

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission identifies 142,505 victims of Burundi's conflicts since 1962.

South Africa: ‘When I’m surfing, I feel like everything is possible’

Mental health is an important topic for young people worldwide. In South Africa, one way young people are coping is with surfing.

Lesotho Prime Minster Thabane’s wife wanted by police

Maesaiah Thabane is wanted for questioning over the 2017 murder of the PM's then-estranged wife.

Libya conflict: Haftar ‘leaves’ Moscow ceasefire talks without deal

The ceasefire talks were aimed at ending months of deadly fighting around the Libyan capital.

The Nigerian blind mechanic using touch to make repairs

Nigerian Emeka Abugu says he's perfected his skills after losing his sight as a child.

The ‘sorcerer’ keeping Mali’s marionette tradition alive

A trip to a leading puppet workshop in Mali reveals the art is in trouble as insecurity has reduced tourist income.

France summit: Macron and Sahel partners step up jihadist fight

The partners form a joint command to tackle Islamist insurgents in the African region.

France summit: Macron and Sahel partners step up jihadist fight

The partners form a joint command to tackle Islamist insurgents in the African region.