Grace Mugabe back from SA despite assault claim

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It is unclear why Zimbabwe's first lady did not turn herself in to South African police as expected.

Grace Mugabe back from SA despite assault claim

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It is unclear why Zimbabwe's first lady did not turn herself in to South African police as expected.

Idi Amin’s orders banished my family from Uganda

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In August 1972, Ugandan dictator Idi Amin announced his plans to expel the country's Asian population

Nigeria violence: Female suicide bombers kill 27

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Scores more are injured when three women detonate explosives outside a refugee camp in Borno state.

Corpses ‘piling up’ in Sierra Leone

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Corpses are "piled up" at the main mortuary in the capital Freetown, reports the BBC's Umaru Fofana.

Freetown floods

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How geography, climate change and politics contributed to Sierra Leone's latest disaster.

Archaeologists discover three ancient tombs in Egypt

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The tombs contained sarcophagi of various sizes, along with bones and clay fragments, say officials.

Fifa tells Sierra Leone Sports Ministry to ‘abstain’ from congress decisions

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Fifa tells Sierra Leone's Sports Ministry to "abstain from taking decisions" related to the timing of the Sierra Leone FA's next ordinary congress.

Rescue operation after mudslides

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A rescue and recovery operation continues in Sierra Leone’s capital after mudslides kill more than 300.

Kenya elections: Women and young people break new ground

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Kenya's historic elections saw the country elect its first female governors and its youngest MP.