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A warrant is issued against Saif al-Islam Gaddafi after a BBC investigation into mercenaries in Libya.

The blazes in the mountainous Kabylie region are some of the worst in the country's history.

The payment marks the end of a long-running legal battle over a spill during the 1967-70 Biafran War.

Dutch triple Olympic medallist Sifan Hassan has no regrets over leaving Ethiopia and calls for peace to stop more athletes following suit.

At least 65 people have been killed as the fires continue to spread amid an intense heatwave.

Sexual violations during the conflict in Tigray amount to war crimes, the rights group says.

Blackburn Rovers' Ryan Nyambe is just 23 years old but he has already launched a football academy in his homeland of Namibia.

Zambia will vote on Thursday amid growing concern about high unemployment and inflation.

Sixty percent of Ghana's water bodies are now polluted, largely due to illegal mining operations.

A Samsung tablet obtained by the BBC unveils chilling details of how mercenaries fought in Libya’s war.

Algeria is one of several Mediterranean countries to face devastating wildfires.

The economy is struggling and there's a tense political atmosphere ahead of Thursday's elections.

Abiy Ahmed has asked all "capable" Ethiopians to join the fight against resurgent Tigrayan rebels.

Nigeria says there was "no justification" for an official's mistreatment by immigration officers.

A man who died is found to have had the highly infectious virus, the first human case in West Africa.

Tanzania's president says there were people who doubted she was qualified.

When Samia Suluhu Hassan first became Tanzania's president some doubted her, she tells the BBC.

Lizben Agha was held for weeks without charge after becoming caught up with the three men's arrest.

BBC Sport Africa's Celestine Karoney digs out Africa's golden moments from Tokyo 2020.

How three teenagers rescued from the Mediterranean Sea ended up in Malta accused of terrorism.