Antonio Dumas who persuaded five Brazilians to play for Togo dies

Antonio Dumas the coach who persuaded five Brazilians to play for Togo dies in Guinea at the age of 64.

Angola court orders seizure of Isabel dos Santos’ assets

The ex-president's billionaire daughter has been targeted in an anti-corruption investigation.

‘I feel complete’ in Uganda – George the Poet

London-born spoken word artist and podcaster George the Poet reflects on belonging, diaspora and his Ugandan heritage before his first gig in the country.

Africa’s year in pictures 2019

A selection of the best photos from across Africa this year.

UK and US considered Nigeria naval blockade over Saro-Wiwa execution

The UK and US considered an oil embargo after activist Ken Saro-Wiwa was hanged, document reveals.

Telecom giant MTN accused of paying bribes to Taliban, al-Qaeda

South African mobile company MTN responds to allegations it paid bribes to al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

Gamal Eid: Egypt rights activist ‘attacked and doused in paint by armed men’

Gamal Eid says his attackers were trying to "silence" him for his criticism of human rights abuses.

Gamal Eid: Egypt rights activist ‘attacked and doused in paint by armed men’

Gamal Eid says his attackers were trying to "silence" him for his criticism of human rights abuses.

Libya conflict: Turkey troop deployment bill sent to MPs

The bill allows Turkey to deploy troops in Libya, though it is not clear when it will be voted on.

Michael Essien’s African team of the decade

Ghana legend Michael Essien takes us through his best African eleven from the past 10 years.