Having found a lost wallet on the island of Lampedusa, Thomas Naadi embarks on a quest to find a missing migrant.
Should African governments join the West's chorus of concern over the Chinese-owned social media app?
Oscar Pistorius, the former Paralympian who murdered his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, is denied parole.
The former Paralympics star has served half of his 13-year sentence for murdering Reeva Steenkamp.
A selection of the best photos from across Africa and beyond this week.
Defending champions Senegal, Algeria, Burkina Faso, Morocco, South Africa and Tunisia have all booked their place at next year's Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast.
Malawi head coach Mario Marinica lashes out at the country's fans for showing more support for visiting Egypt's 'superstars' than the home team.
The outspoken critic of Rwanda's government arrives in America days after being released from prison.
Lesotho is a small mountainous kingdom entirely surrounded by its much larger neighbour.
Gay sex is already illegal in Uganda but a tough new law threatens the places where some seek refuge.
Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga has been speaking to the BBC following anti-government protests in the country.
President of The Gambia Football Federation reveals American dream as Scorpions target World Cup following Afcon debut.
"We are working on it," says the star, who sits on the awards' board of trustees.
Journalist Maher Mezahi visits his family graveyard and reflects on its impact on his identity.
Authorities say nine men survived a collapsed gold mine in South Kivu.
Morocco head coach Walid Regragui says Africa Cup of Nations win must come first before the Atlas Lions look to conquer the world.
Kenyan protesters storm Uhuru Kenyatta's property and set it alight as opposition protests intensify.
The sub-Saharan African migrants were trying to cross the Mediterranean to reach Italy.
US Vice-President Kamala Harris embarks on a tour of the continent amid fierce competition for influence.
The government said it had found their parents' remains but other research raised fresh questions.
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