Uganda: A factory provides accommodation for workers during Covid-19 lockdown

A factory in Uganda is providing accommodation for workers so that they could keep working during lockdown.

The killing of Hachalu Hundessa and Ethiopia’s identity strife

The killing of Hachalu Hundessa laid bare the deep-seated ethnic animosity in Ethiopia.

Africa declared free of wild polio in ‘milestone’

Nigeria is now rid of wild polio having had more than half of global cases less than 10 years ago.

Coronavirus in Kenya: How it turned classrooms into chicken coops

Some Kenyan private schools have found new sources of income after they were forced to close.

Mali coup: No deal on transitional government

A regional delegation failed to convince the military leaders to reinstate the deposed president.

Mali coup: No deal on transitional government

A regional delegation failed to convince the military leaders to reinstate the deposed president.

Sudan’s Jabal Maragha: Illegal gold diggers destroy ancient site

The 2,000-year-old Jabal Maragha site was thought to have been a small settlement or a checkpoint.

Tito Mboweni: South Africa’s president lambasts minister over Zambia tweets

Tito Mboweni caused a diplomatic incident by telling Zambia's president "hell is on its way".

Coronavirus in South Africa: Whistleblower questions winter tent deaths

Suspected Covid-19 patients were routinely left in an open tent, in sub-zero temperatures, the BBC finds.

Why a Somali-born fighter is being honoured in Rome

Some Italians are revaluating their colonial past in East Africa, writes Ismail Einashe.