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Investigators in Poland say organised crime may be linked to woman's hospital plunge.

The head of the Chibok's Parents Association says the girls suffered hardship while in captivity.

Two big cats including the African lion are most at risk from extinction due to loss of prey, say scientists.

Zimbabwe's president, 93, has often been seen apparently sleeping during recent meetings.

Ghanaian judge Anin Yeboah is elected as the chairman of Fifa's Disciplinary Committee at world football governing body's congress.

Zambian club Zesco United are aiming for success in the Confederation Cup after reaching the semi-finals of the Champions League last season.

The African Champions League begins a new era this weekend with an expanded group stage featuring 16 teams.

Do you have any questions about how the UK elections will affect Africa?

All schools on the island of Zanzibar are closed temporarily due to flooding after heavy rains.

The 3,700-year-old chamber contained jars likely filled with the organs of King Emnikamaw's daughter.

Saxophone player Femi Kuti narrowly missed out on setting a new record for playing a single note, but says he will try again to break the 47 minutes and 5 seconds target.

Can the latest international conference help the troubled state?

Twenty-one Chibok girls released in October 2016 have not been reunited with their families.

As they prepare to leave school, Tanzanian conjoined twins, Consolata and Maria, share their dreams for the future.

The newly-elected president vows to take his country's relationship with Africa into a new direction.

The BBC's on board Save the Children's rescue boat as migrants flee Libya.

Ghanaian midfielder Sulley Muntari says Uefa are not addressing the "serious issue" of racism in football.

More than three years ago, 276 girls were abducted from a secondary school in northern Nigeria. BBC News looks at what we know.

Every May the people of the Ghanaian coastal town of Winneba celebrate their migration from Timbuktu with a traditional hunt, known as the Aboakyer festival.

The abduction of 276 girls in 2014 sparked a global outcry and the #BringBackOurGirls campaign.