Nomia Iqbal: The new African beat set to get Europe dancing
Copperleaf2018-06-11T01:36:52+01:00One of Europe's biggest dance festivals is shining a spotlight on the diversity of modern African music. Source: BBC African news
One of Europe's biggest dance festivals is shining a spotlight on the diversity of modern African music. Source: BBC African news
The new coalition government has been outlining its immigration policies. Source: BBC African news
A new book has been published in Nigeria to give LGBT women the opportunity to share their stories. Source: BBC African news
Egypt now know they will have Mohamed Salah fit to play a part in the World Cup group stage, so can this team play to his strengths? Source: BBC African news
Sabrina Simader made history by becoming the first Kenyan woman to compete at the Winter Olympics. Source: BBC African news
Tunisia, England's first World Cup opponents, make life difficult for Spain in their final warm-up until Iago Aspas grabs a late winner. Source: BBC African news
The UN said it was impossible to tell who was carrying out the attacks with so many militias around. Source: BBC African news
England's losing run continues as South Africa launch an astonishing fightback to win the first Test at Ellis Park Source: BBC African news
Zimbabwe retain the regional Cosafa Cup after scoring a dramatic, late equaliser to take the final into extra time, eventually beating Zambia 4-2. Source: BBC African news
The US suffers a rare casualty in Somalia, where its forces help local troops fight jihadists. Source: BBC African news
International Criminal Court upholds Jean-Pierre Bemba's appeal against his war crimes conviction. Source: BBC African news
Kwesi Nyantakyi was filmed apparently accepting $65,000 in cash by an undercover reporter. Source: BBC African news
Nigeria’s Gen Sani Abacha died of a heart attack in June 1998. Source: BBC African news
Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's comments on US TV have people asking if chivalry is sexist. Source: BBC African news
Togo's exploits at the Toulon International Under-20 tournament are overshadowed by the disappearance of one of the players. Source: BBC African news
The body's president was apparently filmed accepting a $65,000 in cash by an undercover reporter. Source: BBC African news
Six traffickers and smugglers are hit with UN sanctions., including a travel ban and assets freeze. Source: BBC African news
A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week. Source: BBC African news
Arm wrestler Bonginkosi Madonsela says he is on a mission to bring the sport to the black community in South Africa. Source: BBC African news
Henri van Breda, 23, killed his parents and brother in a frenzied attack in January 2015. Source: BBC African news