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The US will unseal charges against a suspected bomb-maker behind the 1988 disaster, US media report.

A Kenyan man allegedly got a pilot's license in the Philippines in order to crash a plane in the US.

One of the exhibits set for the Humboldt Forum next year will be sculptures looted from Nigeria in 1897.

More than 300 students are still missing after gunmen raided a school in Katsina state on Friday.

How and and when are African countries likely to get access to Covid-19 vaccines?

Good breeding conditions mean millions of people are now threatened in the Horn of Africa and Yemen.

African badminton champion Kate Foo Kune has been handed a two-year doping ban after failing to prove her drink was spiked.

KV Oostende sack Cameroon keeper Fabrice Ondoa for organizing a party during Belgium's Covid-19 lockdown.

Concerns grow for people's safety in Sudan's war-torn Darfur as peacekeepers prepare to leave.

The 5,000-year-old piece of wood, originally found in the Great Pyramid in 1872, is said to be "hugely significant".

The UN urges access to the region where Ethiopian government forces have been battling local fighters.

Ghana's Jonathan Mensah on the 'special' moment of leading Columbus Crew to the MLS Cup after the team faced extinction in 2018.

The Islamist militant group's leader Abubakar Shekau says it opposes Western education.

Ex-Uganda international Jean Sseninde is aiming to develop women's football in South Sudan but knows prejudice is just one obstacle she faces.

Held outside because of the pandemic, a fashion show in Senegal embraces the environmental message.

Usama Aminu describes his ordeal as he managed to escape the mass kidnapping in Nigeria's Katsina school.

A student who escaped after gunmen raided an all-boys school in Nigeria speaks to the BBC.

South Africa's Devon Petersen says he is now better known for his darts ability than his dancing skills.

Sudan has agreed to pay $335m to US victims of terror and has normalised relations with Israel.

The country's government says Ambrose Dlamini, 52, died in hospital in South Africa on Sunday.