South Africa’s Helen Zille makes unreserved apology for tweets

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Helen Zille, from South Africa's main opposition party is sorry for saying that colonialism has some positive aspects.

Devastation in the wake of South Africa wildfires

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People in South Africa's Western Cape province are dealing with the impact of wildfires in which seven people died.

Musonye blames “internal politics” for Cecafa crisis

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East and Central Africa's regional body - Cecafa - is being destroyed by "internal politics", according to secretary general Nicholas Musonye.

Nairobi building collapse: People missing as residents join search

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At least five people are missing after the seven-storey building crumbled in an eastern Nairobi suburb.

A woman’s world

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Documenting daily life in Ugandan refugee settlements.

French soldier jailed for molesting girls in Burkina Faso

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The soldier filmed the assaults on two girls aged three and five - but left the camera behind.

Manchester bomber was watched in Libya

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Salman Abedi was under surveillance before returning to the UK to commit mass murder, Libyan officials say.

Cheick Tiote: Former Newcastle midfielder’s memorial to be held in Beijing

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A memorial service will be held at Chinese club Beijing Enterprises on Tuesday for ex-Newcastle United player Cheick Tiote, who died last week.

Gaddafi’s next move

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Will the son of Libya's deposed leader re-emerge as a public figure in the conflict-hit country?

Fifa dismiss concerns over Cameroon team for Confederations Cup

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Fifa says Cameroon's participation at the Confederations Cup in Russia is in order despite complaints to the contrary.