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League football is set to resume in Ethiopia but the referee who was attacked leading to the suspension is not convinced things will change.

A Zimbabwean opposition leader Nelson Chamisa says President Mnangagwa is not delivering change.

The banker-turned-shoemaker who wants to showcase the best of Africa in his brand.

Thousands of families have fled to the bush, where they stayed for months, short of food and water.

Dozens are missing after a dam burst near the town of Solai in Kenya.

Morocco will go ahead with many of the plans in its 2026 World Cup bid even if they fail to win the right to host the tournament.

Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr is disappointed that Germany youth star Jordan Torunarigha turned down the possibility to play at the World Cup.

The ex-UK prime minister launches a scheme for 20 million school places in the world's poorest countries.

Seeds of hope; one social entrepreneur is using specially-coated tree seeds to restore Kenya’s lost forests.

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

Human rights groups call for the conviction of former child bride Noura Hussein to be overturned.

Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson tells Gary Lineker how Wilfried Zaha is happy at his boyhood club.

In south-western Uganda people use a centuries-old technique to mine salt, but it comes at a cost.

Chinese and African trade has boomed in recent years - but how are the two cultures getting on?

Zanele Ndlovu reveals to the BBC the full horror of the attack - and how she found the strength for her wedding just days later.

What started as a cattle war between farmers and herdsmen in Nigeria's middle belt has taken a religious dimension, writes the BBC's Mayeni Jones.

Zimbabwe's armed female anti-poaching unit protects one of Africa's biggest elephant populations.

USM Alger of Algeria beat Young Africans of Tanzania 4-0 as the group phase of this season's African Confederation Cup kicks off.

With the continuing success of Black Panther, "afrofuturism" is now more important than ever.

More than 3,000 Nigerian migrants who failed to reach Europe have been flown home by the UN - leaving many unsure how to face their families.