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British-Nigerian choreographer Zizi, who's worked with Drake and Rihanna, says the world is looking to Lagos for the latest moves.

Model Judith Heard hopes her story of sexual abuse will prompt other women to tell their stories - and to support one another.

The Ivory Coast ex-president's acquittal raises questions about the International Criminal Court's future.

Brian Hungwe reflects on the impact of inflation on the the lives of Zimbabweans.

Why Taiwan, not China, is the economic partner of choice for the nation formerly known as Swaziland.

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa unveils economic and social plans ahead of May elections.

Despite a clampdown on migration through the desert many are still prepared to make the deadly journey.

A selection of photographs from around the African continent this week.

Drones are being used to map previously unmapped areas in Africa to the benefit of its citizens.

Africa editor Fergal Keane asks what's next as opposition leader Tshisekedi wins DR Congo presidency.

The wave of protests threatening President Bashir's 30-year rule have been caused by an economic decline.

Will Russia's renewed interest in Africa make it a key player in the continent?

The reopening of the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea has transformed the towns near the frontier.

Coup attempts in African countries are becoming less frequent.

Who is Ali Bongo, the former funk singer, prominent freemason, and Gabon's leader?

Kenyan journalist Joseph Warungu writes about what he will be looking out for in 2019.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa this year.

Some of the best images from the day as people vote for a successor to Joseph Kabila.

The Democratic Republic of Congo, the world's leading cobalt producer, holds elections on Sunday.

DR Congo has one of the largest contingents of UN peacekeepers in the world.