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Protesters continue their sit-in outside military HQ to demand that the army stands aside.

Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita will be out for at least two months after tearing a thigh muscle in defeat at Barcelona.

Cameroon forward Nchout Njoya Ajara insists the Indomitable Lionesses will show significant progress when they compete at the Women's World Cup in June.

How successful was the party's post-apartheid house-building programme?

Warnings about the future of the country's wildlife has led young locals to learn new skills to farm sustainably.

This quiet, teen revolution could pave the way to Madagascar's sustainable future.

A selection of photos from across Africa this week.

Two dozen people go on trial accused of involvement in the killings of two tourists in Morocco.

Fans urge Caster Semenya not to quit after she posts a cryptic tweet the day after losing a landmark case against athletic's governing body.

Former Congo international Bruce Abdoulaye says he is the new coach of Central African Republic.

From humble origins, Reginald Mengi built a business and media empire known throughout East Africa.

Athletics South Africa (ASA) says it is "reeling in shock" after Caster Semenya lost a landmark case against athletics' governing body.

The quality of life may have improved for many, but huge inequalities remain.

How the growth in making leather from fish skins could help the fashion industry reduce its environmental impact.

Brighton defender Gaetan Bong - a key member of the side promoted to the Premier League - signs a new one-year contract.

Nigerian student Zainab Aliyu had been facing charges of drug trafficking in Saudi Arabia.

Tanzania's Nigerian coach Emmanuel Amuneke includes 15-year-old Kelvin John Pius in his initial 39-man squad for the Africa Cup of Nations.

The BBC's Mohanad Hashim reflects on returning to Sudan after 23 years to cover the historic protests.

Caster Semenya loses her appeal against new rules from athletics' governing body restricting testosterone levels in female runners.

Inequality is a big issue in South Africa's elections - how bad is it?