Women’s World Cup: Atlas Lionesses hope to emulate Morocco’s men at debut tournament

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Ahead of the Women's World Cup, Atlas Lionesses coach Reynald Pedros hopes to tap into the experience gained by Morocco's men in Qatar.

New capital’s lavish mosque angers Egyptians facing poverty

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The centre forms part of the new capital, which has been purpose-built to move people from Cairo.

DJ Cuppy gifts £100k for African students at Oxford

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The DJ and philanthropist says the money will help African students to commit to top-level studies.

Eno Barony: ‘I am like the mother of rap in Ghana’

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Meet the Ghanaian rapper Eno Barony considered as the mother of rap in Ghana.

Angola landmines: The women hunting for explosives left from civil war

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Clearing the remnants of Angola's war is dangerous but many are keen to stop the needless deaths.

Angry emoji protest makes Zamalek president angry

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Zamalek fans could be banned after forming the shape of an "angry face" emoji inside their stadium.

Marinica leaves Malawi job after criticising fans

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Coach Mario Marinica will not have his contract renewed after a disappointing Afcon qualifying campaign.

Burkina Faso expels correspondents from French newspapers

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The correspondents of Le Monde and Libération were given 24 hours to leave the former French colony.

UK insists Rwanda is safe for migrants

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The home secretary is shown evidence by Laura Kuenssberg that refugees were shot dead by police there in 2018.

Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou: The barefoot nun who became Ethiopia’s ‘piano queen’

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The extraordinary life of Ethiopian Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou, whose unique work captured a nation.