The government says the charity African Parks displayed an arrogant and disrespectful attitude.

Nigerian Modernism at the Tate spotlights a compelling period in the West African country's history.

Police say they are investigating a day after family say the diplomat was abducted from his home.

Botswana's Collen Kebinatshipi has set his sights on breaking the 400m world record after being crowned world champion in Tokyo last month.

Protesters have rejected the appointment and have demanded the president steps down within 48 hours.

In an interview with BBC Sport, Ashleigh Plumptre says she regrets losing the trust of some LGBT fans in women's football by moving to Saudi Arabia.

Tazmin Brits' sublime century helps South Africa bounce back from their heavy defeat by England with a six-wicket win over New Zealand in the Women's World Cup.

Dominique Désiré Erenon was arrested on arrival in Bangui after three years spent living in France.

Ali Kushayb led the Janjaweed, a group whose campaign of terror led to hundreds and thousands of deaths.

This is the second group to arrive in the southern Africa state following a deal with the US government.

His brother says he found the door to the house broken and a large amount of blood spilled.

A purported air force captain urges the military chief to "take action" in a viral video.

Seven spots at the 2026 Fifa World Cup remain up for grabs as the group stage of African qualifying reaches its climax.

Photos capture the joy and unity present at this year's Irreecha festival.

An explosion and gunfire were heard coming from the jail, located near the presidential palace in Mogadishu.

The Women's Africa Cup of Nations will expand from 12 to 16 teams beginning with the 2026 finals in Morocco.

The BBC challenges the scammers targeting teenagers like Evan Boettler, who took his own life just 90 minutes after being contacted.

South Africa overpower Argentina at Allianz Stadium in London to win back-to-back Rugby Championships for the first time.

Morocco will soon have the world's largest football stadium but this has angered many young people who want better services.

The group, Gafcon, says that its followers believe "the Bible requires a male-only episcopacy".