DR Congo crowd burns UN base and Beni town hall

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Protesters vent their fury after troops fail to prevent a rebel attack in Beni in eastern DR Congo.

Egyptian woman ‘wins court battle’ over unequal inheritance laws

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Christian Huda Nasrallah says she will receive the same as her brothers, counter to Islamic law.

Sani Emmanuel: Onazi pays for ex-Nigeria U-17 star’s surgery

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Nigeria international Ogenyi Onazi steps in to help pay the medical costs for Sani Emmanuel, the joint top scorer at the 2009 Under-17 World Cup.

DR Congo palm-oil firm Feronia accused of abuses

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Feronia, 38% owned by the UK government’s development bank, is accused of dumping toxic waste into the rivers used for drinking water, says Human Rights Watch.

DR Congo palm-oil firm Feronia accused of abuses

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Feronia, 38% owned by the UK government’s development bank, is accused of dumping toxic waste into the rivers used for drinking water, says Human Rights Watch.

Could Victoria Falls dry up?

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The effects of severe drought and climate change are having an impact on Victoria Falls.

DR Congo workers for Feronia made impotent by pesticides – HRW

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A UK government-funded firm is accused of not doing enough to protect workers in DR Congo.

Nigerian league get tough on player attacks on referees

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Nasarawa United's Paul Seun Komolafe gets one year-ban while the club's equipment manager is banned for life assault on match officials.

Nigerian league get tough on player attacks on referees

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Nasarawa United's Paul Seun Komolafe gets one year-ban while the club's equipment manager is banned for life assault on match officials.

Cancer in Africa: Why many Africans head to India for care

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Cancer patient Esther Wafor explains why she travelled Cameroon to India for treatment.