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Tevin Tobun, is the CEO of GV Group. He turned $600 investment, into a successful food logistics company.

Meet a Senegalese's barrier breaker who became the first woman in her country to manage salt marshes.

Organisers of the Cape Town Marathon hope to create the greenest sporting event in the world and become the seventh major marathon.

The influencer has more than 400,000 subscribers on YouTube, but he still fears unemployment.

Rwanda's Salima Mukansanga hopes being selected for the men's World Cup will help other aspiring officials.

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

Senegal forward Sadio Mane is ruled out of the World Cup and has surgery on a knee injury he sustained playing for Bayern Munich.

Two Nigerian athletes are convicted in the United States for transferring significant sums of money to the West African country as part of a complex fraud scheme.

The Hollywood star grew up speaking Afrikaans - many fellow South Africans are outraged by her comments.

Aliou Cisse was part of Senegal's history-making World Cup squad in 2002, but three months later was affected by a boat tragedy.

The continent's resources are at the heart of a debate about balancing growth with slowing warming.

Freda Maku Yoobi lost her job as a make-up artist during Covid and now inflation has destroyed her business.

The BBC’s Peter Okwoche is taking us behind the scenes of the UN’s climate summit in Egypt.

Lemekhani Nyirenda's sister tells the BBC she wants to know why her brother was fighting for Russia.

Communities in Kabale, Uganda are trying to save the endangered crested crane, Uganda’s national symbol.

Inaki Williams hopes to give back to Ghana after his late switch of allegiance has given him a World Cup chance.

What are carbon credits and how did Gabon earn them? BBC Africa's Claire Muthinji tells us more.

A climate-change resistant Red Sea reef is being flooded with toxic wastewater, leaked documents show.

Watch as Kenyan journalist Alvin Kaunda's reporting is interrupted by an inquisitive trunk.

President Muhammadu Buhari says the gunmen in Imo state will face the "full wrath of the law".