Scottish court won’t understand Kenyan culture – tea firm

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James Finlay Kenya Ltd is being sued in Scotland by 2,000 Kenyan farm workers over working conditions.

South Africa’s long wait for justice over apartheid crimes

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Lukhanyo Calata remains determined to prosecute the security agents who killed his father 38 years ago.

Under-20 Afcon final: Gambia coach insists ‘our time will come’ after defeat to Senegal

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Senegal claim another continental title but Scorpions coach Abdoulie Bojang insists his team will eventually win a Cup of Nations.

Storm Freddy: Malawi declares state of disaster as more than 200 killed

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Dozens of children are among the dead as rescue workers use shovels to find people buried in mud.

Nigeria senator’s wife denies link to organ plot

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Beatrice Ekweremadu says she was not privy to discussions about a donor for her daughter Sonia.

Madagascar migrants drown trying to reach French Indian Ocean island of Mayotte

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They were travelling from Madagascar to Mayotte, which lies some 400km across the ocean.

Israeli apology after teachers mock Ethiopian girls

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The education minister apologises after Ethiopian Israeli girls film teachers mocking them on a trip.

Kais Saied: Why Tunisia’s president picked on sub-Saharan African migrants

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Kais Saied said sub-Saharan migrants were trying to change the nature of Tunisian society.

Paying for prayer: I went into debt, trying to secure a miracle

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The cost-of-living crisis is prompting people to borrow, in order to pay pastors to pray for them.

Cyclone Freddy: Winds and rain lash Mozambique as storm arrives

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Freddy, which has caused at least 28 deaths over a month, has hit mainland Africa for a second time.