2019 Nations Cup campaign begins with rare Djibouti win

Just 45 days since Cameroon lifted the 2017 Nations Cup trophy in Gabon, Djibouti and Madagascar start the race to the 2019 edition with victories.

The face of famine

Family portraits from the heart of the hunger crisis in Somaliland.

Two German-born terror suspects to be deported

The men of Algerian and Nigerian descent were detained on suspicion of planning a terror attack.

Uncensored poets

In our series of letters from African journalists Yousra Elbagir looks at Sudan's rich history of lyrical resistance at a time of state censorship and control.

‘Made in Morocco’

We track a single item of clothing to see just where it goes before it ends up in the shop.

Sons’ plea to Rwanda’s president over pregnant mother held in prison

Leeds youth worker charged with sharing state secrets and organising armed groups in Rwanda.

Ivory Coast baby saved by US surgery

Baby Dominique is recovering in the US after an operation to separate her from her parasitic twin.

Libya force accused of killing Benghazi captives

The eastern-based LNA says it will investigate the accusations of summary executions of prisoners.

Boko Haram crisis: Cameroon ‘forcing Nigeria refugees home’

The UN refugee agency says Cameroon is violating its obligations with forced repatriations.

Ivory Coast name Belgian Marc Wilmots as coach

Former Belgium coach Marc Wilmots is appointed as the new boss of Ivory Coast taking over from Frenchman Michel Dussuyer.