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Accomplished brewmaster and microbrewery owner Apiwe Nxusani-Mawela talks about her business.

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah wins the Confederation of African Football Player of the Year award.

Schoolgirls in northern Nigeria are learning to support themselves.

African artists are enjoying an increasingly high profile at global exhibitions.

Touring test side faces inconvenience in a city getting to grips with water shortages.

Alioune Diop is based in Senegal but his favourite football team is French club Olympique de Marseille.

George Weah invites Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger to his inauguration as the new president of Liberia.

Nigeria's Asisat Oshoala wins the Women's Player award again as Egypt's Pharaohs are named National team of the Year.

How drug-carrying drones could help save lives in far-flung places.

Who is behind the massive increase in the illicit trade of rhino horn?

A selection of the best photos from across and about Africa this week.

A photographer and an artist have made an anthology dedicated to female photographers of African descent.

A lawyer filed a complaint against Laila Amer, saying her music video was a "great risk" to Egypt.

BBC Sport looks at the five candidates vying to be the next president of the Ethiopia Football Federation, one of the founding members of Confederation of African Football.

The one thing all Zimbabweans yearn for this year is an economic revival.

Trends include delivery drones, pay-as-you-go off-grid power, and using blockchain to prevent land disputes.

Is Liberia's controversial school experiment raising standards?

Nigerians who have returned from Libya share their experiences of being forced to work as slaves.

Security forces have killed at least seven people, UN peacekeepers say.

Egyptian club Al Ismaily appoint former coach Aboutaleb El Essawi as a replacement for Sébastien Desabre who left to become Uganda's national team coach.