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An antelope caught on camera in Uganda for the first time sheds light on an unexplored rainforest.

How artist Othello De'Souza-Hartley explores human skin and nudity through his work.

Chiekh Mbacke Sow makes beautiful paintings using sand he imports from all over the world.

The suspects are accused of involvement in an attack at a rally for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.

A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere this week.

Jeffrey Samba has been crowned the first Mr Congo UK 2018.

Kenya shows no signs of operating an "institutionalised" doping system, says a World Anti-Doping Agency report after a two-year study.

The German woman was trying to photograph a herd of elephants in Zimbabwe.

A new study suggests mothers in Kenya face widespread pressure to kill their disabled children.

He revealed his sexuality at the elite Zimbabwe boys' school before a newspaper outed him.

The head coach of South Sudan's national team Ahcene Ait Abdelmalek resigns due to questions over his team selection.

Three people have been infected in the first UK occurrence of the disease, so should people worry?

Guinea international Mathias Pogba continues his rehabilitation from serious injury by joining French third division side Tours.

The annual Orthodox Christian festival marks the finding of the cross that Jesus was crucified on.

Tanzania coach Emmanuel Amuneke admits leading the Taifa Stars is a challenge but that his team are ready to build for the future.

An estimated 100 people have died in floods. Why does it keep happening?

Despite a ban, skin-lightening creams made from dangerous chemicals are commonly trafficked into Uganda.

Making money from making money is big business. Many countries print notes outside their borders with private companies.

Bee experts in South Africa safely remove a swarm of about 25,000, an airline says.

Tosin Oshinowo is an architect in Lagos, Nigeria. She describes her style as "afro-minimalism".