How Africa's first education tablet computer was created

How an Ivory Coast company developed a tablet computer which is being introduced in the country's schools.

Preacher TB Joshua believes the church collapse in Nigeria is linked to a plane being seen overhead shortly before the building fell.

Senegal international midfielder Mo Diame scores for Hull City against his former club West Ham as the sides draw 2-2.

About 500 migrants drowned after their ship was rammed by another boat near Malta last week, the International Organization for Migration says.

The UN formally takes over peacekeeping operations in Central African Republic, where about 25% of the population has fled their homes.

Uganda's coffee farmers are looking forward to a bigger harvest of beans this year thanks to more rain

Egyptians' verdicts on President Sisi's benchmark period in office

An Egyptian court orders the release on bail of one of the country's most prominent pro-democracy activists, Alaa Abdul Fattah.

Malaysia is to donate more than 20 million rubber gloves to alleviate shortages among health workers tackling the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

An inquest into the deaths of six Britons and a UK-based Colombian killed during a militant attack on a gas plant in Algeria is under way in London.

The Script spoke to BBC Breakfast about filming their new video in South Africa.

Al Ahly beat rivals Zamalek on penalties to win the Egyptian Super Cup ahead of the start of a new Premier League season.

Scores of migrants, mostly from Africa, are feared to have drowned after a boat sinks off the coast of Libya, officials say.

An inquest into the deaths of six Britons and a UK-based Colombian killed when militants seized an Algerian gas plant last year is set to begin.

Is Ethiopia's thriving art scene killing creativity?