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'Save trees when roasting Eid sheep' in Niger
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Authorities in Niger want Muslim celebrants to use coal instead of firewood at next week's festival.

Africa's week in pictures: 10-16 August 2018
Posted on Thursday August 16, 2018

A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere this week.

Polluted lives: The cost of South Africa's gold rush
Posted on Wednesday August 15, 2018

After decades of gold mining, large swathes of Johannesburg's population are thought to be exposed to toxic and radioactive waste.

Lagos landlords and the problems of renting as a single woman
Posted on Thursday August 16, 2018

Two single women tell BBC about their experiences renting property in Lagos.

Inside the Jeremy Corbyn wreath row cemetery in Tunisia
Posted on Wednesday August 15, 2018

The BBC's Rana Jawad has been to the cemetery in Tunis that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn attended in 2014.

BBC crew mistaken for ritual killers in Malawi
Posted on Monday August 13, 2018

Journalists investigating a series of mysterious murders in Malawi narrowly escape death.

The African footballers changing the game in India
Posted on Sunday August 12, 2018

A little-known style of football starring African players finds an unlikely following in India.

Teaching children to surf Liberia's wild waves
Posted on Sunday August 12, 2018

An African country which has seen civil war and Ebola could be the next surfing hotspot.

Gervinho: Parma sign Ivory Coast forward for Serie A return
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Italian side Parma have signed Gervinho on a three-year contract after Hebei China Fortune agreed to release the former Arsenal forward.

Fifa rejects Nigeria call for talks as Giwa stands firm
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Fifa rejects calls from the Nigerian government for a meeting to discuss questions over who runs the football federation with Chris Giwa refusing to give up his claims.

Ghana government moves to avoid Fifa ban
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

The Ghana government agrees to stop a legal process to liquidate the country's football association in order to avoid a global ban by Fifa.

Morocco World Cup youngster Hamza Mendyl joins Schalke
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Young Morocco World Cup defender Hamza Mendyl joins German club Schalke from French side Lille on a five-year deal.

Toulouse unveil former Cameroon captain Stephane Mbia
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Former Cameroon captain Stephane Mbia returns to play in France as he is unveiled by Ligue 1 side Toulouse.

Dickens Olewe on the Afrobeats MP standing up to Uganda's long-time leader
Posted on Thursday August 16, 2018

The 36-year-old musician turned politician has become a real thorn in the side of Uganda's long-time leader, Yoweri Museveni.

Farouk Chothia on the 'paedophile' minister and a mysterious death
Posted on Wednesday August 15, 2018

South Africa is gripped by the mysterious death of an ex-policeman who exposed an alleged paedophile ring in the former regime.

The details of life in a refugee camp
Posted on Monday August 06, 2018

Photographer Tommy Trenchard captures small details that reflect the lives of refugees who have fled South Sudan.

In pictures: The Durban July in South Africa
Posted on Saturday July 07, 2018

The theme of this year's Durban July was "It Is Time" - and race-goers did not disappoint.

David Goldblatt: South Africa's chronicler of life under apartheid
Posted on Monday June 25, 2018

A look at the work of acclaimed South African photographer David Goldblatt, who has died aged 87.

The Gambian village transformed by graffiti
Posted on Monday May 21, 2018

What happened when international street artists, who normally paint murals on urban walls, headed to rural Gambia.

BBC journalist Laeïla Adjovi wins Dakar Biennale art prize
Posted on Friday May 04, 2018

The series of photos tells the story of a fictional creature breaking free from African stereotypes.

Winnie Mandela memorial
Posted on Wednesday April 11, 2018

Thousands attend a memorial service in South Africa to pay tribute to anti-apartheid activist.

The churches of Lalibela in Ethiopia
Posted on Saturday March 31, 2018

Ahead of Easter, the BBC's Frank Gardner visits the churches of Ethiopia.

Water power: How one pump is helping an entire community
Posted on Thursday March 22, 2018

In Niger, the presence of clean water is helping to wash away some of a village's worries.

Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani: Heroes and villains of Nigeria's parliament siege
Posted on Monday August 13, 2018

Scenes resembling a coup Nigeria have left many scratching their heads.

Brian Hungwe: How Mugabe and white farmers changed sides
Posted on Monday August 06, 2018

Brian Hungwe looks at Zimbabwe's election fallout for the opposition as it disputes the presidential poll results.

Mannir Dan Ali: Can Buhari survive after dramatic defections?
Posted on Tuesday July 31, 2018

Journalist Mannir Dan Ali considers the Nigerian president's chances of re-election after the loss of key allies.

Elizabeth Ohene: The quiz show taking Ghana by storm
Posted on Monday July 23, 2018

Elizabeth Ohene explores whether it has inspired a generation of scientists and mathematicians.

They lost fingers entering Canada. Then what happened?
Posted on Wednesday August 15, 2018

These two Ghanaians are happy in new surroundings after a perilous journey two years ago nearly cost them their lives.

Inside South Africa's 'rhino syndicate'
Posted on Wednesday August 15, 2018

Investigations point to a corrupt court syndicate keeping rhino killers beyond the reach of the law.

Why single Nigerian women battle to rent homes
Posted on Tuesday August 14, 2018

Many landlords in Nigeria suspect single women of being prostitutes, making it difficult for them to rent.

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News24.com | Building collapse in Nigerian capital spurs casualty fears
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

A half-finished building has collapsed in the Nigerian capital of Abuja, triggering fears of multiple casualties.

News24.com | Media watchdog demands police action after Tanzania beating
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Media watchdog Reporters without Borders (RSF) has called on the Tanzanian authorities to prosecute police filmed beating a reporter who had been covering a football match.

News24.com | Kabila slams foreign 'blackmail' ahead of DRC vote
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila, who last week ended speculation by signalling he would not seek re-election has warned outsiders against using "blackmail' in DRC's politics.

News24.com | Substance in dug up Egyptian jar 'most ancient' cheese
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Scientists have discovered that a solidified whitish substance in an ancient jar dug up in Egypt is "probably the most ancient archaeological solid residue of cheese ever found."

News24.com | Uganda's pop star politician 'framed and beaten'
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Security forces framed and beat a Ugandan pop star-turned-politician who faces a military trial for weapons possession, his wife and lawyer have said, as protests at his arrest continued.

News24.com | MSF launches emergency aid after dozens of children die in NE Nigeria camp
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has said it was providing emergency help after 33 children died in a camp housing people displaced by the Boko Haram insurgency in northeast Nigeria.

News24.com | Nigerian court releases detained journalist on bail
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

A Nigerian court granted bail to a journalist accused of criminal trespass and stealing police documents, his employers have said.

News24.com | One dead as Tunisia security forces arrest migrants
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

A migrant died as Tunisian security forces clashed with a group of Tunisians and Africans embarking on a clandestine sea crossing to Italy, a security official has said.

News24.com | Madagascar president confirms bid for second term
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

President Hery Rajaonarimampianina of Madagascar has officially confirmed he would seek re-election in November, setting the stage for a showdown with his arch-rival, opposition leader and ex-president Andry Rajoelina.

News24.com | Angola court acquits 13 Cabinda separatists
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Thirteen separatists in an oil-rich enclave on Africa's west coast ruled by Angola have been acquitted of charges of crimes against state security, local media has said.

News24.com | PICS: South Sudan's child soldiers hope for life after war
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

By the time Baba John escaped the tribal militia he had joined as an 11-year-old, he had long stopped counting the number of people he had killed.

News24.com | WATCH: Incumbent Keita wins Mali run-off election
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has been re-elected for a five-year term after winning in a runoff ballot by 67%.

News24.com | In Uganda, a pop star takes on a president, at his peril
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

In his red beret and jumpsuit the Ugandan pop star Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, better known as Bobi Wine, leads cheering campaigners down a street, punching the air and waving the national flag.

News24.com | Controversial Zim MP proposes raising age limit for president from 40 to 55
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

A controversial Zimbabwean MP has told a ruling party rally that he will propose amending the constitution to disqualify presidential candidates below the age of 55, a move seen as targeting MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa.

News24.com | 'I'm not worried about US' decision to extend sanctions against us,' says Zim leader Mnangagwa
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reportedly scoffed at the continued US sanctions against his country, saying his government remains focused on "bringing development" to the southern African nation.

News24.com | Zim leader Mnangagwa beefs up security after 'assassination attempt' - report
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has reportedly increased his security aides after he escaped with his life when a bomb exploded at a political rally in an apparent assassination bid in June.

News24.com | Top Africa stories: Ex-Zim VP fights for pension, croc worshipped as god
Posted on Friday August 17, 2018

Zimbabwe's former deputy president Phelekezela Mphoko is still fighting for his pension payout, and a 78-year-old crocodile is reportedly being worshiped as a god by some people living in south-western Nigeria

News24.com | UN chief urges Mali's leaders 'not to go backwards' in election row
Posted on Thursday August 16, 2018

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has spoken by phone with Mali's leaders to urge them "not to go backwards" following contentious elections in the strife-torn West African country, a spokesperson has said.

News24.com | Save the trees, Niger urges ahead of roast sheep festival
Posted on Thursday August 16, 2018

Niger has warned it would prevent excessive use of wood for roasting sheep for an upcoming Muslim festival, declaring the problem imperilled the Sahel country's fragile forests.

News24.com | DRC: International arrest warrant for opposition's Katumbi
Posted on Thursday August 16, 2018

Democratic Republic of Congo's government says it has issued an international arrest warrant for opposition leader Moise Katumbi, who has been in exile since 2016.

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