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Presidential candidate, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describes his priorities and why Nigerians should vote for him.

Investigators say the civilians - including 12 children - were "arbitrarily executed" by M23 rebels.

The first study of pregnant manual workers shows the impacts heat stress can have on foetuses.

Morocco stand a good chance of making history at the World Cup by bringing the trophy to Africa.

Sarah Chan has overcome racism and violence to become the first woman to manage African scouting for an NBA team.

Investigators say millions of dollars, intended to help unemployed youths, has gone missing.

Kenya's government intends to criminalise doping in athletics in an attempt to bring an end to a string of cases in the sport.

Officials say a social media trend is being used to infect devices with a dangerous malware.

Janusz Walus was stabbed last week by another inmate, delaying his release in South Africa.

Why Morocco's win against Spain to reach the World Cup quarter-finals in Qatar echoed across the Arab world.

Kenya intends to bid to co-host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations alongside other countries in East Africa.

A group of 28 people on a Morocco-Turkey flight escape after a pregnant woman apparently fakes labour.

Ndambi Guebuza is among 11 defendants found guilty of corruption for a $2bn failed fishing project.

Suspicions are raised as Nigeria's first online electoral register reveals a raft of underage voters.

Morocco's history-making win is given the royal seal of approval with a call from their King after Achraf Hakimi’s penalty proves him the coolest man in the stadium.

The north African team reach the quarter-finals for the first time after beating Spain on penalties.

South Africa winger Sbu Nkosi says the mental pressure of professional rugby led to him breaking contact with his club side and being reported missing.

A video posted online appears to show former Barcelona and Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o lashing out at a man following a World Cup match.

Kenya has failed to meet the two-thirds gender threshold as stated by the 2010 constitution regarding elective and appointive bodies.

The allegations against South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa could be straight out of a John le Carré novel.