BBC Africa

Protesters have returned to the streets of Lagos, a year after unrest at Lekki toll gate.

Patson Daka scores a coolly-taken hat-trick as Leicester boost their Europa League qualification hopes by brilliantly coming back from two goals down to beat Spartak Moscow.

Eight Nigerian men are charged in South Africa after an international operation involving Interpol.

Several airlines have been told by the Moroccan government that flights will be suspended.

The Egyptian man accidentally showed his face after stealing a journalist's phone mid-livestream.

Shatta Wale said he was the victim of a gun attack - he's been accused of spreading false information.

The BBC investigates what happened on the night 20 October 2020, when the Nigerian army opened fire on peaceful protesters in Lagos.

Cherif Souleymane, Guinea's only African Footballer of the Year, reflects on playing in East Germany in the 1960s.

A power-sharing deal between the military and civilians is under pressure with concerns of violence.

Bank to pay £147m fine to UK authorities as part of wider settlement over a corruption scandal.

Uganda football coach Milutin 'Micho' Sredojevic has been handed a suspended jail term for sexual assault by a South African court.

One-time England defender Steven Caulker says he has a strong connection with Sierra Leone as he looks to switch allegiance.

Coldstream Guardsman Matthew Talbot tried to escape up a tree while on an anti-poaching patrol.

Officials had earlier denied the government was behind allegedly deadly attacks in the region.

All-rounder David Wiese is playing in his second T20 World Cup. This time, he will line up for a different country.

A small Nigerian community claims Jewish ancestry dating hundreds of years but Israel does not recognise them.

Fr Godfrey Nzamujo runs a "zero waste" agriculture system aimed at increasing food security and creating jobs.

The Fespaco festival draws film fans from across the world to Burkina Faso.

'Ezekiel', a former child soldier during the Liberian Civil War, is struggling to reintegrate back into society.

Opponents of Sudan's transition to democracy demonstrate in Khartoum, urging the army to take control.