Krio Borbor: Why I moved from Utah to Sierra Leone

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Krio Borbor is from Utah, but speaks Krio and loves his life in Sierra Leone.

The enduring appeal of violent jihad

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With IS on its last legs in Syria, the BBC's Frank Gardner explores why violent jihad will endure.

Alain Djeumfa to take charge of Cameroon’s women’s team at World Cup

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Alain Djeumfa is appointed as coach of Cameroon's national women's team, just four months before the start of the World Cup in France.

Alain Djeumfa to take charge of Cameroon’s women’s team at World Cup

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Alain Djeumfa is appointed as coach of Cameroon's national women's team, just four months before the start of the World Cup in France.

Congolese legend Mulamba Ndaye dies in South Africa aged 70

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Congolese football legend, Mulamba Ndaye, who still holds the record for most goals scored at a single Nations Cup, has died in South Africa at the age of 70.

Congolese legend Mulamba Ndaye dies in South Africa aged 70

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Congolese football legend, Mulamba Ndaye, who still holds the record for most goals scored at a single Nations Cup, has died in South Africa at the age of 70.

Nigerian chief justice ban raises international concerns

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President Buhari faces international pressure after suspending the country's top judge before an election.

Kidnapped top-flight coach released in Nigeria

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The coach of Nigerian Premier League club Katsina United, Abdullahi Biffo, who was kidnapped in northern Nigeria on 7 January has been freed.

Morocco’s Benetia leaving Juventus

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Juventus boss Massimiliano Allegri confirms Medhi Benatia is leaving the club, with the Serie A leaders set to re-sign Martin Caceres as his replacement.

The airport that welcomes drone flights

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The airport that helped a drone fly within its exclusion zone in a world-first technology test.