‘My wife died in stampede at Ethiopian Oromo festival’

Abdisa Borena's pregnant wife, Siifan, was killed in a stampede in Ethiopia's Oromia region a year ago.

Cameroon bans pro-independence rallies in Anglophone area

New restrictions have been imposed in an Anglophone area ahead of planned protests on Sunday.

Cameroon bans pro-independence rallies in Anglophone area

New restrictions have been imposed in an Anglophone area ahead of planned protests on Sunday.

The portable science kit entrepreneur

Creator of ChemStart, Bathabile Mpofu, takes hands-on scientific experiments into schools in South Africa.

Mohamed Kallon out to boost Sierra Leone coaching

Former Sierra Leone international Mohamed Kallon is hoping to inspire the next generation of local coaches after earning his Uefa license.

Blowing trumpets

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

Inspiration or looting?

Blankets from Lesotho are at the centre of controversy in the fashion world, as BBC Africa's Mayeni Jones reports.

Laos is ‘world’s fastest growing’ ivory market

An animal protection group says Laos urgently needs to take steps to tackle this growing problem.

African Champions League: North African battle in semi-finals

Four north African clubs, including three former winners, are in action this weekend in the semi-finals of the African Champions League.

Murder of Steve Biko

The funeral of South African anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko was held in September 1977.