My Europe Series Libya: a dead-end for migrants Caught in the Libya's instability and lawlessness, sub-Saharan migrants are exposed to abuse, violence and trafficking. 10/12/2016
Gambia Gambian president rejects election result Having conceded defeat, the Gambian president now says that he rejects the outcome of this month’s election that he lost to opposition leader Adama Barrow. 10/12/2016
Ghana Opposition leader Akufo-Addo wins Ghana's presidential election It is third time lucky for Ghana opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo. 10/12/2016
Egypt Cairo bombing: Hasm movement claims responsibility for attack that killed six policemen Six policemen have been killed and three wounded after a roadside bomb exploded near a security checkpoint in Cairo. 09/12/2016
My Europe Series Cries for help from migrants trapped in Libya Five years after being plunged into instability after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is a major crossroads of irregular immigration and is officially home to nearly 300,000… 09/12/2016
My Europe Series In conversation with EU defence and security official Pedro Serrano Is there a way out for irregular migrants in Libya, or are they condemned to die there or perhaps at sea if they attempt the journey to Europe? 09/12/2016
Libya Libya: what next after ISIL's defeat in Sirte? This week ISIL lost Sirte, the group’s only foothold in Libya. 09/12/2016
No Comment Beard of bees Egyptian beekeeper Mohamed Hagras grows a “beard of bees” to demonstrate the usefulness of the honey-producing insects and to show that they aren’t aggressive. 08/12/2016
Kenya Giraffes "vulnerable to extinction" Giraffes have become the latest animal to be considered as being “vulnerable” to extinction. 08/12/2016
Cinema Actress Isabelle Huppert pays tribute to director Paul Verhoeven at the Marrakech Film Festival It was tribute time at the Marrakech Film Festival. 07/12/2016
Libya Libyan forces clear ISIL out of Sirte Pro-government forces in Libya have celebrated clearing out the last ISIL jihadists from the city of Sirte. 07/12/2016
World Tunisian president on the Arab Spring, foreign aid and Libya A Global Conversation interview with Tunisia's Béji Caïd Essebsi on the war in Libya, the fight against terrorism and investment conference Tunisia 2020. 05/12/2016
Target Burkina Faso wants to share its gold wealth We are a hundred meters underground, in the tunnels of the Bagassi gold mine. 05/12/2016
Cinema Hungarian director Bela Tarr heads the jury at the 16th Marrakech International Film Festival The brollies were up in Marrakech but the rain didn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the crowd at the opening of the 16th international film festival. 05/12/2016
Africanews Closed down! Fake US embassy in Ghana issued genuine visas for 10 years The United States (US) Department of State has reported the closure of a fake US embassy in Ghana's capital, Accra. The embassy had operated for a decade and had managed to issue genuine visas to appl 05/12/2016
Gambia After Brexit and Trump, the next political earthquake is in...The Gambia The world has seen another political bombshell – and this time it is in Africa! 02/12/2016
South Sudan 'Ethnic cleansing' reported in South Sudan President Salva Kiir denies using starvation and rape as weapons of war as the UN describes the conflict as "fertile ground" for genocide. 01/12/2016
Cult Rabat beats to sound of Visa for Music Among the many artists at this year’s Visa for Music in Rabat, a fair for music professionals from across Africa and the Middle East, was Guinea’s Sekouba Bambino, one of West Africa’s most popular… 30/11/2016
Economy Tunisia 2020 seeks to reverse foreign capital investment flight International investors have turned out in force for the Tunisia 2020 conference. 29/11/2016
Economy Fair finance or funny money? Scepticism greets Zimbabwe's new bond notes With no national currency since 2009, Zimbabwe launches dollar-backed bond notes to cope with cash crisis. 28/11/2016
Madagascar Madagascar: reintegration centre gives young people fresh start In Ambohidratimo, a town some 15 kilometres from the Madagascan capital, a reintegration centre receives 150 children and teenagers night and day. 28/11/2016
Africanews Two women defy the odds to run for president in Somalia Somalia is a patriarchal society which has never had a female leader till until recently when two women took a step to make that dream a reality. 28/11/2016
Economy Morocco's moves to aid SMEs in the digital era Morocco is increasingly at the forefront of Africa’s charge to bring business leaders together to discuss the future of trade in today’s fast changing world. 25/11/2016
Economy Morocco's building trade goes green hot on the heels of Cop 22 Moroccan construction looks to energy efficiency 24/11/2016
Cameroon Anglophone protester killed in Cameroon One person has been killed and around 100 people arrested after demonstrators clashed with security forces in an English speaking city in Cameroon. 23/11/2016
Cult Rabat's Visa for Music festival again reveals hidden jewels A festival for the lesser-known yet ambitious smaller groups and musicians, the third Visa for Music festival in Rabat has again produced a rich crop of artists who may be about to launch internationa 23/11/2016