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Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir has been removed from power and arrested, according to the country's defence minister.

Ethiopia's Football Federation president Esayas Jira is doubtful the country will be ready to host next year's African Nations Championship (CHAN).

Five significant moments explain how Omar al-Bashir lost power in Sudan after nearly 30 years.

The political turmoil in Sudan means the Confederation Cup tie between Sudanese club Al Hilal and Tunisia's Etoile du Sahel is postponed.

Teenager Sajeda Shareif hopes her actions will encourage peace in a country which has faced instability since 2011.

The tidal wave of popular protest is beyond anything President Bashir has faced before.

Photographer Sanlé Sory spent 25 years documenting night life in the West African country of Burkina Faso.

Protesters continue to call for the interim president to resign, despite the announcement.

Nicholas Muchami decided to clear the road himself after local leaders in Kenya refused to build one.

Villagers brought the case for compensation over alleged pollution by the mining giant.

An runner who brought the world's attention to a wave of protests in Ethiopia says his struggle paid off.

Former Barcelona and Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure reveals what it's like to play with "perfect team-mate" Lionel Messi.

Did a hotel facing demolition in Tunis inspire the design of the Star Wars Sandcrawler?

Capturing the defiant and growing crowds outside the army headquarters in Sudan's capital.

These Kenyan schoolchildren are creating sculptures from used paper to set an environmental example.

Footage of a white-clad woman leading protest chants has been shared hundreds of thousands of times online.

Sudanese protesters tell the BBC some members of the army are protecting them from government militias.

The Ghana Prison Services sets up a committee to investigate the assault of a female referee during a match on Sunday.

The human rights commissioner says all parties must make every effort to protect civilians.

Abdelkader Bensalah's appointment does not satisfy protesters who want to overhaul the political system.