‘We will be vindicated’ – Anas wins $18m defamation case

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Anas Aremeyaw Anas says that his libel victory will encourage other journalists to stand up to powerful figures.

One million children could die if US cuts funding, charity warns

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The US is reported to be planning to cut funding to Gavi, which pays for childhood vaccines.

One million children could die if US cuts funding, charity warns

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The US is reported to be planning to cut funding to Gavi, which pays for childhood vaccines.

Egypt submarine sinking: What we know so far

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Six people have died after the submarine sank near Hurghada, a popular tourist destination.

Kenya keeper the subject of match-fixing investigation

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The Kenya Football Federation launches an investigation into allegations that goalkeeper Patrick Matasi has been involved in match manipulation.

Reporter who sued MP and won $18m hopeful he will pocket the money

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But Ghanaian investigative journalist tells the BBC that the message his victory sends is more important.

Macron urges Algeria to free writer jailed for Morocco comments

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Boualem Sansal, 80, told a far-right news outlet that colonial France gave too much land to Algeria.

VP’s arrest ends South Sudan peace deal, his party says

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Riek Machar and his wife are detained after a convoy of 20 armed vehicles entered his home, his party says.

DR Congo conflict tests China’s diplomatic balancing act

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Fighting in a mineral-rich region of central Africa proves a quandary for Chinese business interests.

DR Congo conflict tests China’s diplomatic balancing act

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Fighting in a mineral-rich region of central Africa proves a quandary for Chinese business interests.