Libya crisis: PM Fayez al-Serraj condemns ‘silence’ of allies

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Fayez al-Serraj, whose troops face an insurgency, feels "abandoned" by his international allies.

Sudan protesters need ‘united front’ in military talks

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Sudanese protest groups require unity to secure civilian rule, the BBC's Alastair Leithead says.

Nigeria’s top judge Walter Onnoghen found guilty

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Walter Onnoghen is convicted of falsely declaring his assets and is banned from public office for 10 years.

Nigeria’s top judge Walter Onnoghen to forfeit bank accounts

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Walter Onnoghen is convicted of not declaring his assets and is banned from public office for 10 years.

Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations; Cameroon clinch at World Cup

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Cameroon come from behind to beat Morocco 2-1 at the Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations in Tanzania to clinch a place at the World Cup.

Regine Mvoue: A Lack of facilities hampering women’s game in Cameroon

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The first captain of Cameroon's women's football team Regine Mvoue says a lack of facilities is holding back the development of the women's game in the country.

South Africa and Durban step in to rescue Cosafa Cup

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South African city Durban steps in to host the regional Cosafa Cup to replace Zimbabwe.

‘Giant lion’ fossil found in Kenya museum drawer

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The bones of the huge creature belong to a new species which roamed east Africa 20 million years ago.

World’s Best Teacher Peter Tabichi on how he reached the top

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Peter Tabichi from Kenya, who was named World's Best Teacher, shares what makes him stand out and what he hopes for teachers in Africa.

‘The doctor wrote a question mark for my child’s sex’

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A child known as Baby A became the subject of a high court case that has prompted Kenya to start changing its approach to intersex children.