Riyad Mahrez’s disallowed Leicester City penalty a ‘freak’ event

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Riyad Mahrez's disallowed penalty in Leicester's loss against Manchester City was a "freak" occurrence, says Foxes boss Craig Shakespeare.

Ivory Coast: Soldiers cut off second city Bouaké

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A mutiny over a pay dispute enters a second day, with the country's second largest city now cut off.

Ivory Coast: Soldiers revolt over pay dispute

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The mutineers have been firing into the air and blocking streets in several cities, causing panic.

Your election questions

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Listen to the Kenya Election Watch every Wednesday on the BBC Africa Today podcast.

Manchester United: Eric Bailly could have Uefa ban extended

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Manchester United's Eric Bailly could have his European ban extended, with Uefa to examine his red card against Celta Vigo.

Ebola: WHO declares outbreak in DR Congo

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The World Health Organization says at least one person is confirmed to have died from the virus.

Karabo Mokoena murder: Suspect charged in South Africa court

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The man believed to be the boyfriend of Karabo Mokoena, 22, is charged with her murder.

Nottingham Forest’s Britt Assombalonga reiterates DR Congo desire

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Nottingham Forest striker Britt Assombalonga reiterates his desire to play international football for DR Congo after helping his club to avoid relegation.

Sunburnt apples vex South African farmers

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How climate change is affecting South Africa's apple exports.

Togo’s student-run chocolate co-operative

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Choco Togo - run by a group of young entrepreneurs - produces organic, locally made chocolate for the Togolese market.