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Imam Mahmoud Dicko has emerged as the leader of a movement seeking President Keita's departure.

Covid-19 is inspiring young creatives to find new ways of showcasing their talents using technology.

South Africa has more than half of all Covid-19 cases, while Tanzania's lack of data is a "concern".

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent.

Scientists in Rwanda find cases of resistance to artemisinin, a frontline drug used to treat malaria.

Ex-international Nibombe Wake says he still needs help with the injuries he suffered as Togo's team bus was attacked in Angola in 2010.

The pandemic officially started when the WHO declared it in March 2020 but how will it end?

The social media campaign tapping into the anger of the global #BlackLivesMatter phenomenon.

The killing of 22 people, including many children, inspired artist Kobe Williams to use sand for art.

Student Naomie Koffie's summaries of the news in sign language have won praise from the president.

Strangers helped a Nigerian teacher, left without money because of coronavirus, get back on his feet.

Parts of the life and culture of the country's Land of the Dogon have been destroyed in conflict.

Emmerson Mnangagwa accuses the opposition of trying to destabilise the country.

The story of Algerian footballer Abdelhamid Salhi, who estimates he played more than 1,000 games yet was never cautioned.

Players and coaches in the Ghanaian Premier League are concerned about the proposed return of football.

Def Jam Africa tells the BBC how the record label is expanding to discover more talent in wider genres.

Saniniu Laizer sells a Tanzanite stone for $2 million (£1.5m), months after a similar find.

Shoprite is the latest high-profile South African retailer to struggle in the Nigerian market.

Students Nneoma and Andrew are on a scheme set up by the Niger Delta Development Commission.

Domestic violence cases, like Sistah's, have increased by 20% since the beginning of the lockdown.