Plus-size fashion week held in Lagos

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It's time for plus-size women to be celebrated, say organisers of the new fashion week in Lagos.

PR firm Bell Pottinger ‘nearing collapse’

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The embattled company, damaged by its work in South Africa, could go into administration next week.

‘It’s like hell’

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The EU wants Libya to do more on migrants but the unstable country is struggling to cope.

Migrant crisis: ‘I feel like a dead person’

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Hennessy was trying to get back to the UK, but ended up in a migrant detention centre in Libya's capital.

Nigeria ‘working’ on luring England U21’s Tammy Abraham

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Nigeria are hoping to persuade Swansea City teenager Tammy Abraham to play for the Super Eagles rather than England.

Boko Haram and al-Shabab recruits ‘lack religious schooling’

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Recruits to militant groups have less religious education than non-recruits, a UN study finds.

Togo protesters return to streets of Lome

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Anti-government protesters begin a second day of demonstrations in the Togolese capital, Lome.

Giresse steps down as Mali coach

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Frenchman Alain Giresse resigns as Mali coach, less than a week after a 6-0 hammering by Morocco in a World Cup qualifier.

2018 World Cup: South Africa consider replay appeal

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South Africa's FA is mulling an appeal against a Fifa decision to order a replay of a World Cup qualifier against Senegal because of "match manipulation" by the referee.

Nigeria’s first skate crew finds home in Lagos

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"Don't break your head!" is one of the popular heckles they get from confused Lagos residents.