BBC Africa

Rana Jawad examines why Libya is still fractured and threatened by Islamic State one year after a political deal for a unity government

Cameroonians have launched a technological campaign to end road accidents by using mobile apps, writes Chris Matthews.

The BBC's Stephanie Hegarty explains how a Ponzi scheme caught on like wildfire in Nigeria.

For three years South Sudan has tumbled deeper into self-inflicted chaos, and it now finds itself on the brink of something even more terrifying, writes the BBC's Alastair Leithead.

Gambia's President-elect tells the BBC he will declare himself president on 18 January.

Traces of explosives were found on victims of an EgyptAir crash in May, investigators say.

One of Mozambique's richest women is shot dead by her husband in a domestic violence case, police say.

Cardiff City defender Sol Bamba is charged by the Football Association for alleged insulting and/or threatening behaviour in the game against Ipswich.

A Ugandan king charged with terrorism should have a private cook and a small fridge in prison, a court rules.

League football in DR Congo is suspended until further notice by the government amid fears political violence could erupt in stadiums

Tamoke the robot has been brought in to tackle Kinshasa's road fatalities.

Gambia's president will be "strongly sanctioned" if he clings to power, the UN's regional envoy says.

Kenyan visual artist Jim Chuchu examines the evolution of African spirituality in Nairobi exhibition.

Nigeria's victorious women's football team protest outside parliament over unpaid bonuses.

Is The Gambia headed for a constitutional crisis now the poll result has been challenged in court?

Algeria and Montpellier midfielder Ryad Boudebouz needs a knee operation and is set to miss the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.

Gambia's Yahya Jammeh says he has no 'ill-will' over losing the presidential election - but then rejects the result.

After 12 years, Ebrima Sillah, who was forced to flee The Gambia for being too critical of Yahya Jammeh, hopes to return home.

People on social media are ridiculing the lowness of a bow by a minister who greeted Cameroon's president.

Riyad Mahrez is "very proud and very happy" to be named BBC African Footballer of the Year 2016.