The court sets aside the 1967 inquest that found that the anti-apartheid hero was hit by a goods train.

The longtime leader’s 27-year-old LGBTQI musician daughter urged Cameroonians not to vote for him

Tensions remain with protests expected to continue, after demonstrations were reported in some towns overnight.

The announcement comes after growing reports of the mass killings, including of patients at a hospital.

Hadush Kebatu was given the money to avoid a “slower, more expensive process”, Downing Street said.

RSF troops executed a number of unarmed people after seizing el-Fasher, videos reviewed by BBC Verify show.

Sudan was thrown into disarray in 2023 when its army and a paramilitary group began a power struggle.

Investigations point to a circuit breaker failure, however, foul play is suspected

Two WFP officials are give 72 hours to leave without explanation – days after a key city falls to the RSF.

Opposition supporters accuse the government undermining democracy, and say the elections are not free and fair.

She fired the mines minister and took over for two days before handing the department over to the defence minister

The rebels claim they were compelled to defend civilian towns after ‘indiscriminate aggression’ by government troops

Reigning champions Nigeria qualify for next year’s tournament alongside Cape Verde and Malawi who will make their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations debut.

Sainey Mboge was labelled a “bad influence” as a child, just for playing football. But now the Gambian is having the last laugh, having built a career in the game.

Airtel Money continues to advance financial inclusion, with customer numbers growing by 20% to 49.8 million

Opposition figures like Tendai Biti condemned the actions as ‘desperate daylight terrorism’ and an attack on the constitution

Local media are showing images of the plane in flames on the ground with debris scattered at the crash site.

Cameroon’s Paul Biya has extended his 43-year rule by winning a heavily disputed election.

Calls mount for African solutions to respond to the vaccine cuts and the need for a broad system-wide approach to vaccine production in Africa, and for innovative financing for sustainable health systems

Tanzanian political parties are winding up their bids to win over the 37.6 million people expected to vote on Wednesday

Tanzanians are using social media to call for mass demonstrations before Wednesday’s poll