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The mayor's home was burnt to the ground as protesters demanded answers for last week's catastrophic flood.

Derna's mayor is targeted a week after devastating floods many residents blame on incompetence.

UFC heavyweight Mohammed Usman speaks to BBC Sport about how personal tragedy fuels him and why he has to "embrace the emotions".

Nigeria becomes the first African nation to take part in Prince Harry's Invictus Games for injured members of the armed forces.

Africa's Women's Champions League sees prize money frozen by the continent's governing body while the men's Super Cup is boosted by 130%.

BBC Africa Eye gains rare access to Operation Dudula, South Africa's prominent anti-migrant movement.

Members of a Libyan family also died in the crash and several other people were seriously injured.

Doctors are struggling to identify the remains which have been found as the death toll rises.

Watch the moment Ethiopia's Gudaf Tsegay breaks the women's 5,000m world record by nearly five seconds, running 14.00.21 to beat Faith Kipyegon's 14.05.20 and win the Diamond League title.

Morocco's earthquake destroyed lives but survivors are picking themselves up, James Copnall finds.

There have been a series of clashes between Eritrean regime supporters and opposition supporters abroad.

Dark smoke rises from the cone-shaped tower as several government buildings come under attack.

The Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company Tower had been engulfed in flames in the Sudan's capital.

Zeinab Mohamed Salih writes about how dangerous it was to bury her grandmother in war-hit Sudan.

The BBC's Anna Foster describes the devastation in the Libyan city of Derna after floods a week ago.

With lives in Libya washed away, anger mounts as people ask why they were told to stay at home.

The BBC's Anna Foster is in Libya, a week on from devastating floods in the region.

Video footage from the city of Derna shows wide-scale destruction following Libya's deadliest storm in decades.

Mangosuthu Buthelezi has been granted a state funeral but the debate over his legacy reopens wounds.

An official tells the BBC people in Derna were told to flee but some did not take the threat seriously.