Egypt arrests ex-President Mubarak’s sons for embezzlement

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Alaa and Gamal Mubarak are accused of manipulating the stock market in a case that began in 2012.

Kemi Adeosun: Nigeria minister resigns over forged certificate

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Kemi Adeosun said she thought her youth service exemption certificate was genuine.

France-born Bouna Sarr in no rush to decide international future

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France-born defender Bouna Sarr insists he is not rushing into a decision about his international future, as he concentrates on his club career with Marseille.

African Champions League: Setif take slender lead over holders Wydad

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Entente Setif of Algeria beat holders Wydad Casablanca 1-0 at home in their African Champions League quarter-final to take a narrow lead after the first leg.

Victoire Ingabire: Rwanda frees 2,000 people including opposition figure

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Among those freed is opposition leader Victoire Ingabire who has been serving a 15-year term.

Why Uganda is the ‘world’s fittest country’

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Only 5.5% of Ugandans are physically inactive - less than any other nation.

Chicago: Three artists challenging African-American stereotypes

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The portrait photographers examine how African-Americans are perceived in art, the workplace, and through their physical appearance.

Fifa to probe Sierra Leone match-fixing despite latest row

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Fifa says it is monitoring the situation in Sierra Leone where local anti-corruption authorities have asked FA president Isha Johansen to step down by 19 September.

Zimbabwe cholera outbreak: Anger at crowdfunding scheme

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An emergency has been declared and public gatherings banned in Harare after 25 deaths.

Nigerian comedian Gordons D’Berlusconi’s lessons for Londoners

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Nigerian comedian Gordons D'Berlusconi offers some Lagosian wisdom to Londoners.