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What Kenyan youth make of deputy president's sacking

Kenyan senators voted to remove the deputy president, Rigathi Gachagua, from office

• 26 mins

Food poisoning cases rise in South Africa

South Africa's health department begins investigating food poisoning incidents

• 29 mins

Kenya returns refugees to Turkey?

Four refugees returned to Turkey from Kenya at the request of the Turkish government

• 29 mins

Sudan's proxy war

Russia investigates reports that a cargo plane with Russian crew was shot down in Darfur

• 35 mins

Ethiopia's Tigray region's education system crisis

Tigray education bureau says 14000 teachers missing two years after civil war ended

• 31 mins

LRA Thomas Kwoyelo sentenced : A victim's testimony

A Ugandan court has sentenced a former rebel group commander to 40 years in prison

• 33 mins

Will Mozambique's election results be overturned?

The opposition in Mozambique files a lawsuit demanding a recount of the elections

• 31 mins

Sudan activists accuse RSF of massacre

Pro democracy activists said more than 100 people have been killed in Sudan

• 31 mins

Can Chad crackdown on Islamist militants?

Chad's president orders a mission to track down militants after an attack on an army base

• 29 mins

Sudan rape victims die by suicide

Women have taken their own lives in Sudan's Gezira state after being raped.

• 30 mins

Opposition wins election in Botswana

Botswana rejects the political party that has governed for nearly 60 years

• 30 mins

Piracy returns to Somalia coast

Pakistani and Iranian fishermen speak to ´óÏó´«Ã½ on fears of being kidnapped.

• 27 mins

South Sudan's civil servants remain unpaid

South Sudan’s civil servants and soldiers have gone without salaries for a year

• 30 mins

Is it legal to detain children in Nigeria?

Nigerian authorities have dropped treason and other charges against more than 30 children

• 29 mins

Violent protests continue in Mozambique

Day of protests planned by Mozambican opposition against results of disputed election.

• 29 mins

Mauritians unsure of democracy ahead of elections

Ahead of elections, what does the recent social media shutdown tell us about Mauritius?

• 35 mins

Sierra Leone’s loitering laws declared discriminatory

Why did the ECOWAS Court declare Sierra Leone’s loitering laws discriminatory?

• 26 mins

Somaliland election: What do we need to know?

Somaliland prepares for presidential polls amid regional tension

• 34 mins

Africa's quest for money at COP

COP 29: When will African countries get access to loss and damage funds?

• 33 mins

EU ends fishing agreement with Senegal

The EU says it will not renew a fishing agreement with Senegal

• 34 mins

Who are the miners trapped inside a closed mine in South Africa?

South African authorities cut off supplies to force illegal miners to leave the mineshaft

• 29 mins