Ebola outbreak: ‘I’m not afraid of working with patients’

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BBC Africa spoke to a Red Cross worker at a screening point in Uganda.

Shipped back: Why British born kids were sent to Nigeria

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Charlie and Titi want to ask their mothers why they were “shipped back” to Nigeria as children.

Half of Ebola cases in DR Congo ‘unidentified’

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The country's Ebola response co-ordinator warns the deadly outbreak could last up to three years.

Jean-Philippe Gbamin: Everton sign Mainz midfielder for £25m in five-year deal

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Everton sign Mainz midfielder Jean-Philippe Gbamin for £25m on a five-year contract.

Uganda’s Stella Nyanzi bares breasts in protest at jail sentence

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Rights campaigners say Stella Nyanzi's 18-month sentence for criticising Uganda's president is "outrageous".

Ronald Reagan: No defence for ‘monkeys’ remark, says daughter

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There is no excuse for comments made by the late former US president in 1971, his daughter writes.

Molefi Ntseki steps in as Stuart Baxter resigns as South Africa coach

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Molefi Ntseki is named as South Africa's interim coach after Stuart Baxter steps down as Bafana Bafana boss.

Stuart Baxter steps down as South Africa coach

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Stuart Baxter steps down as South Africa coach less than a month after leading Bafana Bafana to the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals.

Libya to close ‘inhuman’ migrant detention centres after outcry

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One of the three centres to close was bombed last month amid fighting between rival Libyan forces.

The Nigerian woman who married her husband after his death

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Chinyere joined her husband Ikemefuna's family after his death as part of an Igbo custom in Nigeria.