BBC Sport Africa analyses the crowd disorder, serious security lapses and ticketing issues encountered at the African Nations Championship in Kenya.

An aid group in Abu Shouk camp says at least 40 were killed by gunmen from the Rapid Support Forces.

The air force says it targeted more than 400 gunmen in a forest as they were planning a village raid.

The Nigerian Grammy award-winner talks rising to the top of a notoriously male-dominated industry.

Ticket sales for some African Nations Championship games in Kenya are suspended after chaotic scenes at Nairobi’s Kasarani stadium on Sunday.

Two women have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the girl’s death, police say.

The West African country investigates how a space rock found there was put up for sale in New York.

Mohamed Salah calls out Uefa over a tribute to Palestinian footballer Suleiman al-Obeid it posted on social media which failed to refer to the circumstances surrounding his death.

Edgar Lungu’s family has been locked in a bitter dispute with Zambia’s government over where to bury him.

Orphaned at 14 and now a 21-year-old mother of two, Olivia Maniragena is fighting the odds to represent Rwanda at cycling’s Road World Championships.

The flight data and cockpit voice recorders have been retrieved from the site of the crash which killed two ministers.

Paul Biya is the world’s oldest president and if he wins October’s election, would stay in power until he’s 99.

The plane lost signal just three minutes after take off according to the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority.

Zambia’s government says the water is safe to drink after the US embassy ordered its staff to withdraw.

Former Egypt striker Mido, no stranger to controversy in his playing career, is aiming to unearth the next generation of talent in Cairo.

The former speaker has been an MP since 2000 and was preparing to defend his parliamentary seat in October.

The Ghana Armed Forces initially said the helicopter was missing.

Nigeria’s customs agency says wildlife trafficking is “frequent” in the country.

Shatta Wale criticises the authorities the seizure of his car and says he is unaware of its link to crime.

The 12-month pilot programme targeting Malawi and Zambia aims to curb visa overstays, the US says.

The opposition allege the undergraduate, who pleaded for forgiveness in court, was tortured.