Lions are being poisoned in Uganda’s National Park

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Can humans and wildlife live together in Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park? Recent incidents suggest that it's an uncomfortable relationship.

Busting Africa’s immunisation myths

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The BBC look at some immunisation myths which are still prevalent across Africa.

Ghanaian Kingsley Sarfo to be prosecuted for rape in Sweden

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Ghanaian midfielder Kingsley Sarfo is to be prosecuted in Sweden for the rape of a minor after being held in custody since February.

The Tunisian who bakes bread for France’s president

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Mahmoud M'seddi won the right to supply baguettes to the French president for a year.

Christopher Katongo: Zambia must do more for crash families

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Africa Cup of Nations winning captain Christopher Katongo says Zambia must do more for the families of those who died in the 1993 air crash in Gabon.

Oil discovery besets Malawi fishermen

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Fishing communities in Malawi worry that oil drilling will ruin their livelihoods.

Kenya bans Rafiki ahead of Cannes debut over lesbian scenes

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The Kenya Film Classification Board says Rafiki's lesbian scenes runs "counter to the law".

Will Ethiopians take to Pizza Hut?

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The American food chain Pizza Hut is taking a slice of Ethiopia's fast-growing economy.

100 Women: ‘Mo Salah is so important to Muslim children like mine’

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A British Muslim woman on what it means to have a role model for her children in Liverpool FC's "Egyptian King".

Mohamed Salah: Not my decision to sell Egypt forward – Jose Mourinho

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Jose Mourinho says it was not his decision to sell Egypt forward Mohamed Salah when he was Chelsea manager.