Sudan crisis: Security forces ‘move against protesters’

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At least 13 people are reported killed in Khartoum, with protest leaders calling a general strike.

BP to pay billions for suspicious Senegal gas deal

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Energy giant BP will pay about $10bn (£8bn) to a man involved in a suspicious energy deal in Senegal.

BP to pay billions for suspicious Senegal gas deal

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Energy giant BP will pay about $10bn (£8bn) to a man involved in a suspicious energy deal in Senegal.

Cricket World Cup: Bangladesh beat South Africa by 21 runs

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Bangladesh stun South Africa at The Oval to start their World Cup campaign with a fine 21-run victory.

Cricket World Cup: Bangladesh beat South Africa by 21 runs

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Bangladesh stun South Africa at The Oval to start their World Cup campaign with a fine 21-run victory.

African Champions League: Wydad president calls on Caf to investigate final

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Wydad Casablanca's president, Said Naciri, calls on Caf to investigate Friday night's African Champions League final, in a bid to "save the image of football in Africa".

African Champions League: Wydad president calls on Caf to investigate final

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Wydad Casablanca's president, Said Naciri, calls on Caf to investigate Friday night's African Champions League final, in a bid to "save the image of football in Africa".

Algeria elections planned for 4 July ‘impossible’, authorities say

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Anti-government protests have continued in Algeria despite the long-time president resigning.

Coffee art: Why Ennock Mlangeni swapped paint for the bean

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South African Ennock Mlangeni is a self-taught visual artist who creates art using coffee.

Coffee art: Why Ennock Mlangeni swapped paint for the bean

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South African Ennock Mlangeni is a self-taught visual artist who creates art using coffee.