Eid in Sudan: ‘I couldn’t sleep because of the sounds of the gunfire’

Although both sides announced a ceasefire, fighting continues on one of Islam's holiest days.

Artificial intelligence in Africa: Should we be wary?

Artificial intelligence is developing at a rapid rate and is transforming many aspects of life in Africa.

Hajj: Price rises making pilgrimage increasingly unaffordable

The pilgrimage to Mecca is becoming increasingly unaffordable for many Muslims across the world.

Wagner’s network in Africa faces uncertain future

What does the Russian mercenary group's failed mutiny mean for its fighters in African countries?

Sierra Leone election: Julius Maada Bio sworn in as opposition cries foul

The opposition has complained that the vote tallying was not transparent and have challenged the result.

Fishing and safaris help Zimbabwe into Super Six

A new mindset has helped propel a resurgent Zimbabwe into the final stage of World Cup qualifying.

How healthcare is helping regrow Madagascar’s rainforest

A former logger is leading her community to help regrow Madagascar’s rainforest by swapping tree seeds for healthcare.

Organ harvesting: Trafficked for his kidney and now forced into hiding

The inside story of the Nigerian market trader whose case exposed illegal organ removal in the UK.

Egypt’s husband and wife squash champions

World number one Ali Farag explains how his wife, fellow player Nour El Tayeb, and daughter inspire his performances.

Hundreds of Sudanese stranded at Egypt border

Hundreds of Sudanese are stuck at the border with Egypt, after the country reversed an exemption allowing women, children and elderly men to cross freely without a visa.