Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: ‘We all breathe misogyny’

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Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie talks about her family, Africa, misogyny and the adaptation of Americanah.

Celebrate with architecture’s best

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The WAN AWARDS ceremony will take place on 20th November to celebrate the 10th WAN AWARDS

Aedas -designed The Beacon scores double win

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Aedas drew inspiration from several existing Hong Kong landmarks to create this striking tower

Ex-Guinea international Ismael Bangoura convicted of fraud

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Ex-Guinea striker Ismael Bangoura is given a six-month suspended jail sentence and fined more than 130,000 euros after being convicted of fraud by a court in France.

Benzarti describes his sacking by Tunisia as ‘humiliating and insulting’

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Faouzi Benzarti, sacked as Tunisia's coach having just secured the team's place at next year's Africa Cup of Nations, describes the decision as 'insulting.'

Nigeria’s Kaduna state: 55 dead after row at market

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A row at a market devolved into deadly violence between Hausa Muslims and Adara Christians.

Why attacks on aid workers may hurt the world’s poorest

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The murder of a Nigerian aid worker raises questions about the targeting of humanitarian agencies.

Why attacks on aid workers may hurt the world’s poorest

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The murder of a Nigerian aid worker raises questions about the targeting of humanitarian agencies.

In pictures: Follow Ghana’s ‘yellow-brick road’

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The artist who carpets streets in Accra with huge tapestries of yellow plastic squares.

In pictures: Follow Ghana’s ‘yellow-brick road’

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The artist who carpets streets in Accra with huge tapestries of yellow plastic squares.