Burundi Battle for power continues after attempted coup in Burundi Sporadic gunfire rings out in the Burundi capital as rival forces fight for control of Bujumbura after an attempted coup 14/05/2015
Focus Dakar's economic reforms underpin 2035 ambitions Senegal’s capital Dakar is showing off its new face, with a development boom. New infrastructure has been given a shot in the arm and in the past few 13/05/2015
Burundi Army general attempts coup against Burundi's president Burundi army general Godefroid Niyombare says he has dismissed President Pierre Nkurunziza 13/05/2015
Burundi Burundi: police fire live rounds to disperse anti-president protesters Police have fired tear gas and live rounds to disperse protesters in Burundi, as anger boils over a decision by the president to run for a third 28/04/2015
Italy Court appearance over Mediterranean tragedy as more migrants come ashore Dozens more migrants arrived at the Sicilian port of Catania on Friday. A total of 84 people were brought to shore by an Italian coastguard vessel 24/04/2015
Europe News Amnesty says EU "negligent" in migrant tragedy Amnesty International blames the crisis on the end of Italy's Mare Nostrum search and rescue operation is to blame for dramatic increase in number of migrant deaths. 22/04/2015
Chad Boko Haram special: on the frontline in Chad Luis Carballo will be online to discuss his experiences in Chad on Thursday at 15:00 CET. He’ll answer your questions in English, Spanish or French 17/04/2015
World News Migrants from Africa wish desperately to be allowed to live in Europe Finally they have something to smile about: the children among the 500 migrants who landed at the Sicilian port of Empedocle last Sunday, after a 15/04/2015
Culture news Sahel Festival takes visitors on cultural and musical journey off the beaten track Every year at the start of spring, the dunes of the Lompoul desert in northern Senegal come to life for the Sahel Festival. Bringing together 09/04/2015
Sport No Chile in Dakar 2016 No stages of Dakar 2016 will take place in Chile after the devastation caused by recent flooding. Chilean authorities are engaged in rebuilding and 09/04/2015
Sport Gabon to host the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations The Confederation of African Football has handed the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations to Gabon after beating off the challenges of Algeria and Ghana. Gabon 08/04/2015
Sport Caf set to vote for 2017 African Nations Cup host The Confederation of African Football will announce at a meeting in Cairo on Wednesday whether Algeria, Gabon or Ghana will host the 2017 Africa Cup 07/04/2015
Cinema Poignant doc offers glimpse into South Sudan's forgotten war Children will always be children and even war will not kill their sense of creativity and play. US documentary maker Andrew Berends spent several 06/04/2015
Sport Morocco set to return to Africa Cup of Nations Morocco’s football chiefs are set to lead their international side back into the Africa Cup of Nations. The Court of Arbitration for Sport overturned 03/04/2015
My Europe Series Lost in France: the nightmare for migrants and local residents in Calais We had great expectations... good politics, justice and humanity. But some people when they come here..our life is not even like that of a dog. 02/04/2015
My Europe Series All at sea: Europe's struggle to cope with growing migrant crisis Thousands of desperate migrants continue to undertake the relatively short but highly dangerous voyage from north Africa to southern Europe 01/04/2015
World Boko Haram will not 'sabotage' Nigeria's presidential poll, says analyst Saturday’s presidential election in Nigeria sees incumbent Goodluck Jonathan go up against former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari. It is being 27/03/2015