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Her estranged husband says she has assets including 25 residential properties worth $80m and 21 farms.

The floodwaters led many homes to collapse, killing those inside, authorities say.

After two decades of turmoil people in Darfur, west Sudan, are scared of being targets once again.

Sudan-born businessman Sir Mohammed Ibrahim has spoken to the BBC about the war in the country.

Kenyans are trying to fathom why more than 100 people may have starved to death in an isolated camp.

Sudanese citizens say they can't escape because their passports are inside closed European embassies.

Hisham Abdel Aziz had been arrested at Cairo airport in 2019 while on his way to visit family.

Sierra Leonean Tyson Conteh investigates if his girlfriend died after having her genitals mutilated.

The BBC's chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet reports from Port Sudan as thousands flee.

Video shows burning chunks of the large building's facade falling to the ground.

The army says it is attacking the capital from all directions to flush out its paramilitary rivals.

Former PM Abdalla Hamdok says the Sudan conflict could become worse than the wars in Syria and Libya.

Over 20 NHS medics were initially told they could not board flights as they were not British nationals.

Watch the moment Muammar Ali meets his three-month-old daughter as his family joins him in the UK.

The RSF paramilitary leader says "We don't want to destroy Sudan" and denies blame for violence.

The Atabani family tell the BBC that thousands are stuck at the border as the cost to cross soars.

Florent Ibenge, in charge of the country's leading club, hopes to be reunited with his players soon.

Thirty years on from a plane crash devastated Zambian football, BBC Sport Africa hears how a Danish coach helped a nation recover from tragedy.

The warring sides agree to renew the truce just before it is due to end but there are doubts it can hold.

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