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Up to 30 young elephants have been flown to another country, believed to be China.

A businessman turned actor who spurred hundreds to protest in Egypt speaks to the BBC.

It is thought the teenagers from east Africa were found in the city in recent weeks.

Libya coach Jalal Damja quits as technical staff sacked following elimination from African Nations Championship by Tunisia.

Hamburg's former refugee Bakery Jatta is named in a provisional squad for The Gambia's Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers in November.

The last case of a key form of polio was seen four years ago - but another is still circulating.

The migration of Africans to Italy has inflamed politics in the country and complicated life for black Italians.

Buki wants her art to start conversations about what it’s like to be a black, Muslim woman living in the UK.

In an emotional interview, Raja Meziane recounts how exile from Algeria led to unexpected success.

Africa's Democratic Alliance loses its second senior black politician in a week.

Demonstrators are angry with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed over the alleged treatment of an activist.

The Mali Football Federation confirms that Mohamed Magassouba will stay on as coach of the country's national team after two years as interim boss.

A new exhibition highlights malnutrition in the Central African Republic, South Sudan and Liberia.

Survivors of a deadly air strike on a migrant detention centre in July tell the BBC they feel abandoned by the United Nations, and are desperate to escape Libya.

A guide to pronouncing the names of West Africa's sporting successes.

Meet the Senegalese breakdancing crew hoping to swap their practice beach for the Paris 2024 Olympics.

How forensic anthropology students from across Africa are learning to analyse human remains.

Abiy Ahmed says "no force can stop Ethiopia" from building the dam, despite objections from Egypt.

Forward Mohamed Salah returns to the Liverpool squad for Wednesday's Champions League match at Genk after recovering from an ankle problem.

The multinational giant says it did nothing wrong and will defend itself in court.