BBC Africa

Who is Manchester United's new goalkeeper and why does Erik ten Hag feel he is the right man for his evolving side?

President Ruto was elected vowing to help poor Kenyans but since coming to power, life has got worse.

South Africa's president is at odds with opposition politicians weeks before Russian leader's visit.

Patrick Zaki is sentenced to three years over an article he wrote about being a Coptic Christian.

South Africa's Kgothatso Montjane calls on the International Tennis Federation to address the issue of representation.

Kenya is in a drought-hit region and Ukrainian grain has contributed to vital food aid supplies.

BBC Sport Africa looks at the Africans to watch from the each of the continent's four teams at the 2023 Women's World Cup.

Meet the supporter reporters who will be giving BBC Sport a flavour of the Women's World Cup throughout the tournament.

Homophobia is rising in parts of Africa, with lawmakers pushing for tougher anti-LGBTQ legislation.

Some of the emails reportedly contain sensitive information such as passwords and medical records.

Several thousand people take part in the annual Mamaya dance festival in Guinea.

The memorandum of understanding includes $118m to stop smuggling and return irregular migrants.

Star Zambian striker Barbra Banda could light up the Women's World Cup despite missing the African qualifiers following a row over her eligibility.

Televangelist Gilbert Deya was accused of stealing five children two decades ago.

The tax system is opaque - and abused, with politicians and private citizens lining their pockets.

At least one person is known to have died as a fire sweeps through a poor neighbourhood of Durban.

Nigerians have inundated Guinness World Record with requests to ratify their attempts in the past two months.

Ons Jabeur becomes the latest player to be overcome after defeat in a Wimbledon final as she labels Saturday's loss the "most painful" of her career.

Czech Marketa Vondrousova becomes the first unseeded player to win the Wimbledon women's title as Ons Jabeur's wait for a major goes on.

A surge in boats carrying migrants from North Africa is changing Europe's politics, says Nick Robinson.