What’s Up Africa: How to report a stabbing in Kenya

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BBC What's up Africa satirist Ikenna Azuike puts Kenyan police in the dock this week, and shares some tips on how to tackle their slow response to crime.

Cameroon boss Hugo Broos threatens to quit

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Cameroon's Nations Cup-winning coach Hugo Broos threatens to quit over management and funding problems in the national team set-up.

Kenyan Clifton Miheso complains to Fifa over gun-threat allegation

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Kenya international Clifton Miheso complains to Fifa over his claim he was forced at gunpoint to end his Golden Arrows contract.

Ahmed Kathrada funeral: South Africa’s Zuma asked to stay away

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Mourners cheer calls for South Africa's president to resign at anti-apartheid activist's funeral.

UK protest over Nigeria, Ghana deportations

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Flights were temporarily halted on Tuesday evening after protesters locked themselves in an aircraft.

Was Delhi attack racially motivated?

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Video footage shows Endurance Amalawa being attacked by a mob in India.

Ivory Coast’s former first lady Simone Gbagbo acquitted

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Crimes against humanity charges relate to the deadly violence after the 2010 presidential elections.

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela on Kathrada: ‘Same pain as Mandela’

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Nelson Mandela's ex-wife has paid tribute to the South African anti-apartheid activist, Ahmed Kathrada, who has died aged 87.

DR Congo protests turn violent after power-sharing talks collapse

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Violence erupts after negotiations aimed at ending President Kabila's 17 years in power break down.

Kathrada: Colleagues didn’t live to see democracy

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Ahmed Kathrada, one of the big names of South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle has died at the age of 87.