BBC Africa

Doctors say deaths are still rare but we need to open our eyes to the risk.

Arsenal and Nigeria forward Alex Iwobi returns to Lagos to visit a football academy and meet young players.

The opposition's Tendai Biti hoped Zambia would help him avoid charges over post-election violence.

Ending months of speculation, Joseph Kabila's party backs a former minster to succeed him in December.

Labourers down tools shouting "we are not slaves" days after two crashes killed 16 migrant workers.

Kenya's former 400m hurdles world champion Nicholas Bett dies aged 28 in a car crash.

Tanzeela Qambrani, from the tiny Sidi community, has ancestors who hailed from East Africa.

Acrobat Charles Malama joined the circus aged seven, enabling him to travel and get an education.

Global music firms are seeing the money-making potential of Afrobeats stars.

Five reasons why breastfeeding is a healthy option for mother and child, from Kenyan nutritionist Jane Napais.

Cameroon centre Joel Embiid says he's aiming to be the world's best basketball player.

Football tournaments in Northern Kenya are helping hundreds of girls break from child marriage, early pregnancy and female genital mutilation.

Photographer Tommy Trenchard captures small details that reflect the lives of refugees who have fled South Sudan.

Brian Hungwe looks at Zimbabwe's election fallout for the opposition as it disputes the presidential poll results.

Five ways a BBC investigation sparked reform in Nigeria's pharmaceutical industry against legal highs.

Long-time South African residents of the historic Cape Town suburb of Bo-Kaap fight changes brought by wealthy incomers.

Musician KAMAU talks to the BBC about African inspired music and black identity in America.

Following elections in Zimbabwe, the BBC has spoken to a woman who says she was beaten by soldiers in Harare.

The violence that followed the election has created a febrile environment, writes Fergal Keane.

Samuel Karimbo is a Kenyan inventor who prides himself on thinking outside the box.