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Nigerian Monica Dongban-Mensem campaigns for road safety after her son died in a hit-and-run accident.

The BBC's Mohanad Hashim has gained rare access to a refugee camp in western Sudan.

The Ladysmith Black Mambazo founder, who helped introduce Zulu music to the world, has died aged 78.

The former strongman is accused of genocide and war crimes over killings in Darfur.

Cameroon winger Paul-Georges Ntep ends his contract with German Bundesliga side Wolfsburg by mutual consent.

About 30,000 people packed a stadium for the state funeral of the country's longest-serving president.

The East African state's longest-serving president, who died aged 95, leaves a mixed legacy.

The musician founded the world-famous South African choral group and directed it for 50 years.

Ex-President Moi left a mixed legacy but Kenyans learnt to laugh at his dictatorial excesses.

Teodorin Obiang, the president's son, was found guilty of using public money for personal gain.

At least 30 are killed in a night-time raid on a small town in Nigeria's north-east, officials say.

Algeria winger Said Benrahma says his dream is to play Premier League football and wants to do it with Brentford.

Nigeria striker Asisat Oshoala is hungry for more success with Barcelona Femenino after helping her side win the Spanish Super Cup.

Kenyan Esther Kiama's husband had a bipolar disorder, but his family thought she had cast a spell.

BBC Africa Eye uncovers evidence that torture is being used by the Nigerian police and armed forces.

England secure a 1-1 series draw with South Africa by beating the hosts by two wickets in the third one-day international in Johannesburg.

Paraguay giants Olimpia Asuncion agree a deal 'in principle' to sign Togo legend Emmanuel Adebayor.

The state is obliged to provide toilets along the country's roads, Kenya's High Court rules.

Fifa is keen to investigate a host of financial transactions carried out by the Confederation of African Football following an audit into the continent's ruling body.

The four killed by suspected electrocution include a pregnant female, a conservation group says.