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A Zimbabwe squad of 23 players is named for the Africa Cup of Nations despite the threat of a Fifa ban.

The beaches of the Indian Ocean island seem bereft of the beautiful shells popular with tourists.

Nontombi Naomi Tutu says her father "went to meet his God, ready and willing."

Equatorial Guinea have upset the odds to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations, according to former international Juvenal Edjogo.

Environmentalists hail the ruling as a victory in their efforts to protect marine life.

CT scans allowed archaeologists to study Amenhotep I's body and learn about his death and burial.

Al Ahly's Badr Benoun is one of three names added to Morocco's squad for the Africa Cup of Nations finals.

BBC's Malu Cursino profiles three people from across Africa who rose to the challenge in 2021.

Namibia wants to use its abundance of sunshine and wind power to make and export hydrogen.

A production of Antigone seeks to overturn prejudices about Africans arriving in Sicily.

The magistrate says she hopes the 20-month sentence for the oil spill will "serve as a lesson".

Equatorial Guinea include Emilio Nsue it their squad for the Africa Cup of Nations despite the captain being without a club

The PM's allies say the president's move over land theft allegations amounts to an "indirect coup".

Mali recall Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma to their Africa Cup of Nations squad after three-year international absence.

How Desmond Tutu went from public enemy No1 to the pastor of a nation.

Watford's Oghenekaro Peter Etebo is not in Nigeria's squad for the Africa Cup of Nations as his club want him to continue his recovery from injury.

One-time Manchester United player Saidy Janko, capped by Switzerland at youth level, is part of The Gambia's squad for the Africa Cup of Nations.

The nation is holding a week of commemorative events after the clergyman's death at the age of 90.

Black and Jewish journalist Nadine Batchelor-Hunt travels to Israel to meet the Ethiopian community and explore this dual identity.

US-based Tigrayan artist Gabrielle Tesfaye uses her work to share her feelings over the civil war.